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am still a bit skeptical on matching and gains but have seen a couple of cars giving decent figures on pretty much standard set up with matched inlets but with the variation on the clio anyway only way to tell real gains would be a back to back power run.
think if you were really really really...
next time it's stood for a while turn the ignition on for a couple of seconds, turn it back off and repeat a few times. if it starts ok then can help confirm it's a pressure issue. ideally you need a fuel pressure check though.
let me guess...this is the same garage that looked at it in the first place? if so i wonder if they have ever actually worked on a car before?
time for a new garage and the sensors are fine like that.
phone them up and tell them you can get them for £30 on ebay, their online prices are comical, they use them so people think they get a good price when they use the online discount codes.
not done it but assume you can just reconfigure the uch? can obviously cause issues though if you have a late 172 or 182 that takes speed from abs ecu.
wouldn't even bother with cams, would be tempted to just do pms manifold and exhaust, should see a decent enough gain from them and save paying out to get cams fitted:wink:
feel a bit guilty for pointing out it would be the leads, sorry:disrelieved:
seen it with the cheapy ones from euro even when they are still new and also on old genuine ones. it's a funny one though as most of the time you can only just notice it on idle.