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FAQ – OBDI and OBDII P72 Ecu Pinouts

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How To Remove Power Steering on a 1g DSM

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2013 NEZ Drift Championship Recap!

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How To Install Lowering Springs on a Civic

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Rumor Mill : A 600hp Nissan GT-R?

John Huh - October 3, 2013
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Taking a Look at AEM's Water Injection Unit

John Huh - October 3, 2013
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How to Install a SAFC in a MR2

John Huh - October 2, 2013
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Rumor Mill : Honda’s Answer to the FR-S?

John Huh - October 2, 2013
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Round 6 Coverage from Formula Drift!

John Huh - October 2, 2013
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Team Mugen's CR-Z Impressive at Fuji Speedway!

John Huh - October 1, 2013
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How To Test a Ford Escort TPS Sensor

John Huh - December 11, 2015
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Your Ford Escort TPS sensor is how your ECU knows how much your throttle body or throttle blade is opened. When the 2.0 liter...
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FAQ – What is a Noid Light

John Huh - December 9, 2015
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An automotive noid light is to test the fuel injector operation in any EFI vehicle. Problems with your fuel injector can cause your engine...
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FAQ : How the Catalytic Converter Works

John Huh - October 5, 2016
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Catalytic converter devices are emissions control components for your vehicle that convert the exhaust fumes of combustion from your engine, and limit the amount...
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How To Test a Buick Park Avenue TPS Sensor

John Huh - December 14, 2015
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Your Buick Park Avenue TPS is otherwise known as the throttle position sensor. It's primary job is to read the angle of your throttle...
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255LPH vs 340LPH vs 450LPH vs 525LPH high flow performance fuel pumps for turbocharged and E85 engines

How Much Fuel Pump Do You Really Need? 255LPH vs 340LPH vs 450LPH vs...

John Huh - October 7, 2026
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Is a 255LPH fuel pump enough, or does your build really need 340LPH, 450LPH or a massive 525LPH pump? We break down fuel pressure, boost, E85, voltage and horsepower to explain how to choose the right high-flow fuel pump.
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FAQ: Internal vs External Wastegates

John Huh - April 17, 2014
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The question we often hear from customers about turbochargers or turbo kits in general is the age old debate of internal vs external wastegates....
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How To Reset Your Acura Maintenance Required Indicator

John Huh - February 23, 2015
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Your Acura maintenance required lamp is your car's gentle way of reminding you that you should take your RSX, MDX, Integra or CL in...
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How To Test a Chevy Impala MAF Sensor

John Huh - January 14, 2016
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When the Impala MAF Sensor in your 3.5 liter Chevy has gone bad, you're going to have a variety of issues with your sedan. This...
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