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  1. #21 Re: Will this be a good setup? 
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    Quote Originally Posted by 99PGPGT View Post
    Nick, I don't take too kindly to name calling here. And I'm being for cereal, I kept dead even with this guy on two runs, and a nose or so on him the other run
    Said GTP might have been knocking? Tired transmission? Crappy long gears...driver mod, etc.

    Quote Originally Posted by DoubleBlown View Post
    Mine runs with ported but it will set off the p0171 code everytime unless i adjust my maf table
    P0171 is a vacuum leak, my piont somewhat proven. Enjoying the crappy MPG's? I know I was with a P0171.

    Quote Originally Posted by dmahlikGT View Post
    ^ same here although idk if I have any codes.
    How do you not know if you have any codes?
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    My check engine light is dead, i know that for sure.I got scanned for codes a few months ago it was just 2 that i already knew of.But i gotta check again asap wanna know if anything is wrong.
    04 GTP-3.6 pulley, custom tuned, Intake, headers,thrush exhaust, al104 plugs, 180* stat, shift kit, flipped mounts

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    Put a new bulb in it?
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    Yea i know just havent got around to doing that.Does that involve me ulling apart the dash? It seems like it and thats why i havent really did this yet.
    04 GTP-3.6 pulley, custom tuned, Intake, headers,thrush exhaust, al104 plugs, 180* stat, shift kit, flipped mounts

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    Yeah, but its just 4 bolts after you pop the plastic crap off.
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    Hmm ok. Ill get that done sooner or later.
    04 GTP-3.6 pulley, custom tuned, Intake, headers,thrush exhaust, al104 plugs, 180* stat, shift kit, flipped mounts

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    Like other people have said a ported throttle body would be a good option. You could also get a ported rear manifold from ZZP and a ceramic coated crossover. You may want to get a larger exhaust although the stock exhaust should be fine for the current mods. You could always get a GT2 cam rather than a GT1 unless you dont have money to get a tune. I believe a dyno tune from ZZP is only about $150
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    Quote Originally Posted by 99regalgs View Post
    Like other people have said a ported throttle body would be a good option. You could also get a ported rear manifold from ZZP and a ceramic coated crossover. You may want to get a larger exhaust although the stock exhaust should be fine for the current mods. You could always get a GT2 cam rather than a GT1 unless you dont have money to get a tune. I believe a dyno tune from ZZP is only about $150
    Why is a ported TB a good option?

    It does nothing for gains really.

    Ceramic coated crossover is a waste of money, its a 3800...the motor is going to get stupid hot regardless, and the rear manifold is the LEAST of the 3800's bad exhaust issues...see U-BEND, FRONT MANIFOLD CASTING, DOWNPIPE.

    Larger exhaust piping is also a waste because the factory catback is good for 300+ FWHP before it becomes a flow restriction. If you want a different noise, change the mufflers and tips. Like I stated before, the GT1 and GT2 are nearly identical...also, get a custom in car tune...they are better than ANY canned tune.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bluegtp91 View Post

    P0171 is a vacuum leak, my piont somewhat proven. Enjoying the crappy MPG's? I know I was with a P0171.
    i thought P0171 is System Too Lean (Bank 1) (too much oxygen in the exhaust)

    anyways i adjusted my maf tables and the code went away and hasnt come back since. i havent notice the worse mpgs since it doesnt take me long to wherever i need to go
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    No, system one bank lean means a vacuum leak.

    Find it and fix it.
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