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"One thing you may want to do is reset your computer after installation, this will allow it to account for the added air intake and add the corresponding amount of more fuel into each cylinder (i.e. produce more power). To reset your computer, disconnect the negative terminal on your battery and let it sit for about half an hour. After reconnecting the terminal, drive for a good half hour or so and throttle it quite a bit so it gets used to heavy acceleration. Also, driving at highway speeds also allows for more airflow which means the computer will "notice" more air coming in. Some say this is not needed, but it's a good idea just to be safe." -- posted in "Modifications Reviews" on www.camarov6.com
has anyone ever had a CAI, not done this reset, heard about this reset, then done this reset, and noticed a difference? or did all of ya'll do this FIRST without ever running your car without doing it? or is this the first time any of you have heard of this? man, that's confusing..heh. anyway, i'm just wondering if i should waste the gas and put the miles on my car...that's 30+ minutes of WOT that i don't want to have to do if it does nothing. thx.
has anyone ever had a CAI, not done this reset, heard about this reset, then done this reset, and noticed a difference? or did all of ya'll do this FIRST without ever running your car without doing it? or is this the first time any of you have heard of this? man, that's confusing..heh. anyway, i'm just wondering if i should waste the gas and put the miles on my car...that's 30+ minutes of WOT that i don't want to have to do if it does nothing. thx.
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