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o2 clamp + hardog deuce

Postby ger » Thu, 30 Oct 2008 9:35 +0000

picked up an o2 clamp from olderguy on miata turbo.
any one else fitted one of these?

gonna fit a harddog deuce at the weekend, think i'll pull the AC to balance the added weight.

Any know of a good write up for AC removal.

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Postby mx5ash » Thu, 30 Oct 2008 9:46 +0000

Fergus has removed 2 of them, Saw him do one. Don't think its that hard but he will tell you.
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Postby Steve » Thu, 30 Oct 2008 11:34 +0000

Get the gas removed first.
Then start at the front and just start unscrewing pipes, condensor, a/c radiator etc, then get under the dash and remove the big box above the passengers feet. The compressor is the last bit, if you are keeping your power steering you;ll need a shorter belt (the reason mine is still on there ;-) ) its not difficult and doesn't take long. One of the bolts that holds the A/C compressor on will need to be replaced with a shorter one to keep the engine from leaking eventually apparently.

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Postby Steve » Tue, 04 Nov 2008 11:52 +0000

What is the O2 clamp for again?
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Postby ger » Wed, 05 Nov 2008 12:27 +0000

sorts out the fuel mixture problem before going into WOT.

the O2 sensor looks for a 14.7 ratio which is too lean if your in boost at part thottle or under 4k.

It fools the O2 sensor into thinking it running lean and adjusts the mix to around 12 (its adjustable)

it also sends a signal to the injectors to stay open for a little bit longer.

I'm sure the link does all this.

Thanks for the info on the AC
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Postby mrges » Wed, 05 Nov 2008 11:48 +0000

:shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:


And to think I worry about putting in 95RON unleaded when the handbook suggests I should use Super unleaded (but I can't find it at any of the stations around here....).

Does anyone know if a higher RON rating makes a (noticeable) difference to performance? I often feel the car doesn't pick up as quickly as I expect it to.


Sorry Ger - do not intend to hijack your thread...


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Postby Steve » Fri, 07 Nov 2008 3:16 +0000

ger wrote:sorts out the fuel mixture problem before going into WOT.

the O2 sensor looks for a 14.7 ratio which is too lean if your in boost at part thottle or under 4k.

It fools the O2 sensor into thinking it running lean and adjusts the mix to around 12 (its adjustable)

it also sends a signal to the injectors to stay open for a little bit longer.

I'm sure the link does all this.

Thanks for the info on the AC


Yeah something similar, it'll adjust fuel and the timing based on inputs from idle to full boost/high RPM.
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Postby Steve » Fri, 07 Nov 2008 3:18 +0000

mrges wrote::shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:


And to think I worry about putting in 95RON unleaded when the handbook suggests I should use Super unleaded (but I can't find it at any of the stations around here....).

Does anyone know if a higher RON rating makes a (noticeable) difference to performance? I often feel the car doesn't pick up as quickly as I expect it to.


Sorry Ger - do not intend to hijack your thread...


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I think Shell were the last place I saw with it (and yes.. theres a little more pickup with it)
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Postby ger » Fri, 07 Nov 2008 9:22 +0000

if you have a maxol near you you can get E5 99RON and its the same price as normal 95 unleaded. just make sure you dont use E85.

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Postby mrges » Fri, 07 Nov 2008 11:25 +0000

Thanks for the info lads, Ill keep my eyes peeled for Shell and Maxol (and will be sure to avoid E85!)


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Postby Fergus » Sun, 09 Nov 2008 11:07 +0000

Remove the AC AND the PS, it's not needed at all in the 5. Get all that junk out of the car man :D
I did the FM route with the PS and it ROCKS !
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