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2011-05-31 01:36:15

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I have a stock flywheel.. I'll get in touch with greg. Where is this thing located on the engine? If I'm looking at the engine I thought it twould be on the left hand side near the intake right?

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2011-05-31 01:50:30

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find your idle screw if you haven't already and there are the AICV and FICD, the bigger one is AICV if i'm not mistaken.

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2011-05-31 17:14:39

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Originally Posted by 97sentraser

I have a stock flywheel.. I'll get in touch with greg. Where is this thing located on the engine? If I'm looking at the engine I thought it twould be on the left hand side near the intake right?

Greg has a picture of it on his website. It is on the top left, between the cam cover and the intake manifold.

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2011-05-31 19:18:08

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got it.. Thanks..

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2011-05-31 22:00:14

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Do you have your purple plug hooked up.

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2011-06-01 02:33:29

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I've read that VE's FICD is slower then the DE one. Thus installing a DE one might help

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2011-06-01 13:47:42

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purple plug is in. So i'm guessing the screw is for adjustment of the iacv and not the ficd?

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2011-06-01 14:03:30

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Yes the screw is only for the AAC.

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2011-06-01 20:24:33

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Originally Posted by SGTSR20

Really! Well mine is not a issue, its only that when the compressor kicks in the idle jumps but quickly settles back down to its original rpms, with a 3 inch exhaust its noticeable at a red light. If yours doesnt fluctuate at all then then maybe I have a bad sensor, but even on all stock cars the compressor powering surge its noticeable.

How high up is it jumping? A couple hundred RPM is normal, and I could see it being very noticeable with a loud exhaust. I had a very quiet 2.5" system on my VE.

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