Gotts intake modification
I did this to my truck today, very noticeable throttle response with my 04 4.6L V8
Anyone know of the easiest way to take the silencer out? It was a pain in the *** and then got dark so I gotta try again tomorrow.
Any info would be appreciated, thanks fellas
Anyone know of the easiest way to take the silencer out? It was a pain in the *** and then got dark so I gotta try again tomorrow.
Any info would be appreciated, thanks fellas
Originally Posted by larryc251
I did this to my truck today, very noticeable throttle response with my 04 4.6L V8
Anyone know of the easiest way to take the silencer out? It was a pain in the *** and then got dark so I gotta try again tomorrow.
Any info would be appreciated, thanks fellas
Anyone know of the easiest way to take the silencer out? It was a pain in the *** and then got dark so I gotta try again tomorrow.
Any info would be appreciated, thanks fellas
I tried taking off that black hose thing but that didn't work out too well it had some type of glue on it and wasn't bugging
There is no re learning on any front. The engine can only pull in a certain amount of air, which stays the same, and the MAF environment isn't changed. It's when the MAF is changed that tuning needs to be done. O2 sensors and MAF don't adjust ever. They are simply sensors. The O2s read a/f ratios and the MAF reports the air coming in, the PCM makes the adjustments to injector pulses to change a/f to what it believes is correct. The long and short term fuel trims aren't adjusted. Pulling the negative cable resets the ECU, PCM tuning doesn't change. Resetting the ECU resets the fuel trims and that's where much of the throttle response comes from after the procedure.
There is no re learning on any front. The engine can only pull in a certain amount of air, which stays the same, and the MAF environment isn't changed. It's when the MAF is changed that tuning needs to be done. O2 sensors and MAF don't adjust ever. They are simply sensors. The O2s read a/f ratios and the MAF reports the air coming in, the PCM makes the adjustments to injector pulses to change a/f to what it believes is correct. The long and short term fuel trims aren't adjusted. Pulling the negative cable resets the ECU, PCM tuning doesn't change. Resetting the ECU resets the fuel trims and that's where much of the throttle response comes from after the procedure.
I did this mod to my 08 5.4L about a month ago. Very noticeable difference in throttle response. Has a lot more pep to it. I also have a flowmaster exhaust and airraid filter to help it out a little more.
Got mine finished and also got the silencer out today, very pleased with this $5 mod
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