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    Moving from Florida to NC

    try this MLS search tool. also has a nifty google map tie in. http://www.hpw.com/SearchPages/dosearch.aspx I found it invaluable when we were...
    Post by: superX, Aug 17, 2007 in forum: North & South Carolina
  2. superX
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    Moving from Florida to NC

    try this MLS search tool. also has a nifty google map tie in. http://www.hpw.com/SearchPages/dosearch.aspx I found it invaluable when we were...
    Post by: superX, Aug 17, 2007 in forum: North & South Carolina
  3. superX
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    NC Speeding ticket

    In NC, if the limit 55 or greater, and you were clocked >15 over, then you or your lawyer MUST appear in court. You cannot mail it in and plead...
    Post by: superX, Aug 7, 2006 in forum: North & South Carolina
  4. superX
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    NC Speeding ticket

    In NC, if the limit 55 or greater, and you were clocked >15 over, then you or your lawyer MUST appear in court. You cannot mail it in and plead...
    Post by: superX, Aug 7, 2006 in forum: North & South Carolina
  5. superX
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    Nice places to live near Raleigh, NC?

    i just moved to n. raleigh after living in cary for 15 years. i found this site invaluable. http://www.hpw.com/SearchPages/?AgentID=R20079...
    Post by: superX, Aug 4, 2006 in forum: North & South Carolina
  6. superX
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    Nice places to live near Raleigh, NC?

    i just moved to n. raleigh after living in cary for 15 years. i found this site invaluable. http://www.hpw.com/SearchPages/?AgentID=R20079...
    Post by: superX, Aug 4, 2006 in forum: North & South Carolina
  7. superX
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    F355 coil-on-plug conversion

    ECU is configured by the installer, the programming is done by the SW engineers. Motec has a lot of built in diagnostic checking, and these errors...
    Post by: superX, Mar 29, 2006 in forum: Technical Q&A
  8. superX
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    F355 coil-on-plug conversion

    ECU is configured by the installer, the programming is done by the SW engineers. Motec has a lot of built in diagnostic checking, and these errors...
    Post by: superX, Mar 29, 2006 in forum: Technical Q&A
  9. superX
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    Motec-wide band lambda control

    absolutely, an accurate map is required and closed loop is not a substitute. I think there is almost a fad right now to mount a remote lambda gage...
    Post by: superX, Dec 31, 2005 in forum: Technical Q&A
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    Motec-wide band lambda control

    absolutely, an accurate map is required and closed loop is not a substitute. I think there is almost a fad right now to mount a remote lambda gage...
    Post by: superX, Dec 31, 2005 in forum: Technical Q&A
  11. superX
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    Motec-wide band lambda control

    no more complex? Sure, the LM-11 is the same narrowband technology, but a lsu4 is a completely different beast. Investigate for yourself what a...
    Post by: superX, Dec 31, 2005 in forum: Technical Q&A
  12. superX
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    Motec-wide band lambda control

    no more complex? Sure, the LM-11 is the same narrowband technology, but a lsu4 is a completely different beast. Investigate for yourself what a...
    Post by: superX, Dec 31, 2005 in forum: Technical Q&A
  13. superX
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    Motec-wide band lambda control

    I think understand your point now. To paraphrase, the voltage swings ~600mV over a small range of lambda values (0.9-1.1), therefore the AFR...
    Post by: superX, Dec 30, 2005 in forum: Technical Q&A
  14. superX
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    Motec-wide band lambda control

    I think understand your point now. To paraphrase, the voltage swings ~600mV over a small range of lambda values (0.9-1.1), therefore the AFR...
    Post by: superX, Dec 30, 2005 in forum: Technical Q&A
  15. superX
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    Motec-wide band lambda control

    mke- I'm certainly not the last word on the subject. Go research it for yourself. There are several good books on the subject. Also, it is easy to...
    Post by: superX, Dec 30, 2005 in forum: Technical Q&A
  16. superX
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    Motec-wide band lambda control

    mke- I'm certainly not the last word on the subject. Go research it for yourself. There are several good books on the subject. Also, it is easy to...
    Post by: superX, Dec 30, 2005 in forum: Technical Q&A
  17. superX
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    Motec-wide band lambda control

    Bob S- yes, wideband sensors are much more complicated devices than narrowband, and its fair to say they won't live as long as a narrowband....
    Post by: superX, Dec 30, 2005 in forum: Technical Q&A
  18. superX
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    Motec-wide band lambda control

    Bob S- yes, wideband sensors are much more complicated devices than narrowband, and its fair to say they won't live as long as a narrowband....
    Post by: superX, Dec 30, 2005 in forum: Technical Q&A
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    Motec-wide band lambda control

    O2 sensors can last a long time. 30k miles is reasonable, even 50-60k. Life is significantly shortened if leaded fuel used, or exposed to glycol...
    Post by: superX, Dec 30, 2005 in forum: Technical Q&A
  20. superX
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    Motec-wide band lambda control

    O2 sensors can last a long time. 30k miles is reasonable, even 50-60k. Life is significantly shortened if leaded fuel used, or exposed to glycol...
    Post by: superX, Dec 30, 2005 in forum: Technical Q&A
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