Airam Power Wire
Airam Power Wire
Anybody tried this mod? I've seen mostly good reviews with people reporting slight gains in MPG and throttle response.
http://airram.com/product.php?productid=1501
http://airram.com/product.php?productid=1501
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Heck i would try that to work on my misfire. I think I have a timing issue. Don't know how much it changes the timing but for $45, and if people say it helps mileage?
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I remember seeing his user name when Dodge Talk was still active. I never bought his product, but if memory serves me correctly, he had a good reputation. I'd say contact him directly for any questions.
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I have one on my truck. Ehhhh... I think the computer eventually corrects for everything.
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I might give it a try, it's $50 bucks and most everything I'm seeing about it is positive.
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i forgot all about air ram. good to see he's still around. if i remember correctly, it did make a difference. its basically tricking the computer into thinking the intake air temperature is cooler then it actually is using a resistor i believe. this makes the computer add more fuel and you get a small power gain. you could technically make your own if you wanted to. i remember there being a DIY for it on dodgetalk years ago.
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I have seen the DIY as well, thing is I'm no wiring pro, more like a novice.
I was thinking this paired with intake and exhaust my be a good combination.
I was thinking this paired with intake and exhaust my be a good combination.
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This works assuming the computer does run a little on the lean side at WOT. If I remember right the hemi's run a little rich from the factory so adding more fuel won't help.DannyMK2 wrote:i forgot all about air ram. good to see he's still around. if i remember correctly, it did make a difference. its basically tricking the computer into thinking the intake air temperature is cooler then it actually is using a resistor i believe. this makes the computer add more fuel and you get a small power gain. you could technically make your own if you wanted to. i remember there being a DIY for it on dodgetalk years ago.
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The explanation I saw that makes sense does not deal with fuel, but with timing. Fueling is constant, except at WOT. The gains from this are supposedly from timing advance.
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If you advance the timing you have to change to premium to compensate, if this is just a resistor that fools the ecu into thinking its getting colder air than it is it will just dump more fuel in, it might mess with the timing a little bit but if it advances it and it sees detonation it will back the timing off anyway.DamageWagon wrote:The explanation I saw that makes sense does not deal with fuel, but with timing. Fueling is constant, except at WOT. The gains from this are supposedly from timing advance.
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