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BoyR4cer
1st August 2005, 18:31
Right, so whats peoples opinions on this resistor's to make the car put more fuel in and slightly advance the timing. I dont really know exactly what it does...I did think it was just to make the car think it was running cooler. But I dunno.

So anyone that knows exactly what they do let me know. Or if you've tried one.
Scott
1st August 2005, 18:36
bullshit
welshy2k
1st August 2005, 18:36
sax-p guru strikes again scott does know his stuff so i would choose to believe him buddy
Dan
1st August 2005, 18:37
1st of all what car have you got and what mods do you have on the engine?

if your talking bout the resistors from ebay then dont waste your money.
BoyR4cer
1st August 2005, 19:40
LOL! smileys/smiley4.gif

Good Feedback!
BoyR4cer
1st August 2005, 19:55
Still interesting in what it actually does....
grantsmith1985
1st August 2005, 20:52
nothing, the only thing it does do is take your money away.
Scott
1st August 2005, 21:16
makes the engine thinks its pulling in cooler air, sticks a little extra fuel in, then the lambda will sense theres to much fuel so try to cut it out, but its stillt thinking wait its cool air then you run the risk of bore wash and all mannor of gremlins lurking at the bottom of your bed for being a goon and paying £5 for a resistor that you could go down to maplins and buy for 4 and a half new english pence, or you could be uber cool and buy a variable resistor and then you can can set your power boost smileys/smiley12.gif
Dan
2nd August 2005, 00:01
LOL @ scott smileys/smiley4.gif
Zany_Jim
2nd August 2005, 00:14
If you really want to give it a try go to a local Maplin electrical store and get one for 2p
BoyR4cer
2nd August 2005, 00:52
makes the engine thinks its pulling in cooler air, sticks a little extra fuel in, then the lambda will sense theres to much fuel so try to cut it out, but its stillt thinking wait its cool air then you run the risk of bore wash and all mannor of gremlins lurking at the bottom of your bed for being a goon and paying £5 for a resistor that you could go down to maplins and buy for 4 and a half new english pence, or you could be uber cool and buy a variable resistor and then you can can set your power boost smileys/smiley12.gif

WooHoo! the answer I wanted....

I wasnt looking to buy one just wondered how it was suppose to work. lol.