New exhaust, no cats, injection changes?

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New exhaust, no cats, injection changes?

Post by task »

Hi,

I have a discovery running on lpg/petrol (mostly lpg), I recently replaced the exhaust with a non-cat version but still have the lambdas fitted, do i need to change anything on the fuel delifery side of things, IE ECU etc, and if so why?

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Post by badger »

Nope, no need to change anything, it'll be just sweet as it is.
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Post by dnb »

There are reports (backed with dyno evidence) from TVR land about using a green or red tune resistor in the ECU to get a little bit more power out of the engine. I don't think that's relevent if you're running LPG.
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Post by task »

thanks :) I had wondered about tune resistors, I have one from a non-cat system but iy had no lambdas so didn't know if it would be ok to use.
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