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ahh, so YOUR the one who got his wheels
My mechanic hooked up an oscilloscope (sp?) to the CPS and saw occasional signal loss. I think we are going to attempt some different screws in the cam gear pick up.
If I remember, this is supposed to be a hall sensor, right?
I am having Codes that MAY be related to the signal drop offs (misfires). (notcool)
I don't think it has anything to do with my cams tho.
Ah yeah, that issue associated with the CPS and the exhaust cam. IIRC there are no sensors on the intake cam, correct? You should be able to get away with only using the intake cam gear. Although you won't get as much as from using both cam gears I swear I remembered reading once that most gains came from adjusting the intake cam on FI engines.yah note taken. I was eyeing some 440s and a walbro.
I will be watching the duty cycle on the AEM
As far as the kasman gears and all,
I'm still where I was back when I made this update:
http://www.mazdas247.com/forum/showpost.php?p=4038193&postcount=58
I may try the stocker if we need it.
Have you tried PM'ing Doc B? I had a decent discussion with him about oil coolers a while back. I believe the PRV system is integrated with the filter relocation and any oil cooling system. The only issue is finding a plate with enough ports. I wanted to go with the adjustable system as well but I think it's just a little too much for a daily-driven street car. I think I'm just going to stick with a Swaintech-coated and blueprinted oil pump.Filter spin-on adapter line out goes to the relocated filter bracket/filter.
Line out of filter goes to cooler w/thermostat and return to spin on port.
Line out to turbo from a fitting (somewhere) and return drain into pan.
Now should the PRV system run best integrated with the relocate and / or cooler OR should it be isolated?
Where can I economize the # and amount of lines needed.