Pipercross Viper Install
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Replied by David Aiketgate on topic Re: Pipercross Viper Install
Posted 13 years 5 months ago #25245David
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I had to do it a couple of times before I got the idle revs down to a sensible level.
We also did it after installing the TB - it was idling at 1200rpm
Once this had ben sorted it went back up to 1250rpm aftet the Viper was installed :lol:
Shows had bad the original air system was :nonod:
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Replied by David Aiketgate on topic Re: Pipercross Viper Install
Posted 13 years 5 months ago #25532Did you adjust the idle stop screw on the new throttle body to bring the tickover to 800 - 850? Then do the reset procedure.SamLuck wrote: Sounds and feels good Better response. The revs are hunting though, so Russell is coming over with the T4 at some point
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How did I miss this great guide Laz?.. Ever since David [strike]bullied[/strike] asked me to help in sorting out the how to guides section a while back, I've become sorta OCD with it, which is probably just as well as I'd never have found it in the archives otherwise.
So, better late than never. Awesome pictorial fitting guide Laz. Well done, you've made it.. at last. :lol:
Pipercross Viper Install - Installation guide.
Cheers. :broon:
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Dropped a pipercross panel filter in as a direct replacement for the paper one. It produces a deeper note, acceleration is smoother and the car seems to breathe more easily. It'll also last pretty much forever too.
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