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Old 02-28-2020, 01:23 PM   #1
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There used to be a old website with sr20 set up tricks for getting any stock sr to run great but it seems to be down now. Or the link isn't working for me: https://www.plmsdevelopments.com/ind...r20-setup-tips
the site is still up, but you get that "this site is not secure" error message, then you have to click "proceed anyways"
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Easy, start car, disconnect tps sensor, then rev the motor a few times past 3000rpm....this will lock the ecu in timming mode, and allow u to adjust timing at idle. Once done. Plug tps back in. N good togo. Ive always done this once the car is at operating temperature.


That’s what’s supposed to work but I’ve had it not work a few times in the past. Basically just turned the car off and on to reset and try again.

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the site is still up, but you get that "this site is not secure" error message, then you have to click "proceed anyways"


That’s what I was getting but there was no proceed option. Probably due to my work firewall idk.


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