K and N Typhoon (FWI) Owners...?
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K and N Typhoon (FWI) Owners...?
Question for you... Did you notice a drop in fuel mileage due to the installation of your K and N intake? I just put mine in and I can tell my mileage is down over just two days. I imagine the car is still in the "learning" process, but how much of a loss should I expect if any?
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John
P.S. I have not been lead footing at all....
Thanks,
John
P.S. I have not been lead footing at all....
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No, but the 8.5mm wires will give a more stable electrical current thru the wires. My stock wires were fine, but i replaced them with Magnecores, and my car idles so smooth you cant tell its on cept for the exhaust and intake.

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your wires should be good for 60000. mine were shot after 35000. i replaced them with normal wires, no name wires my dad got for $30 off the internet. car idles great. remember you can use wires from any sohc 2.0, 95 to 05.
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they will more than likely charge you because they are maintenance items. but i think someone here did say the dealer replaced them under warrenty one time.
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the stock plug gap's .033-.038 so you're at the high end of the spectrum if autolites are the same.
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as long as its within a few thousands im sure its fine. a plug doesnt hold its gap for the entire time its in the engine. iirc ive pulled out plugs that were about .042
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.038 is better than .045 so you are already in the plus
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relearning the proper gap. how would the computer even know what the gap is. all the spark wants to do is get to the other side and i dont believe the computer has anyway to know how far it is to the other side.
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that might have also been the cause for poor gas mileage.
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