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A bit of tuning & maintenance

Hello guys!

Still having fun forth and back from work

I am however doing some maintenance to the car. One thing I notice, is that some times during engine braking or very light driving it shudders a bit. I've read some things about decel valve, could that be causing it? I am going to change, wires, plugs, oil & do a valve adjustment from the back anyway.

Then to a bit of tuning questions.. I think the sound is a little bit tame. I have a US 3.0 SC engine, with original exhaust in place. I am not intending to drop the CIS or anything, since I will drive the car all year, even wintertime. I'm just looking for a bit more sound and perhaps a few hp more...

Thinking exhaust, filter and maybe some timing changes... Good tips for nice parts to buy and stuff to do with a standard SC engine with CIS in place. What sort of power can one fetch this way?

Anyone swapped in a more modern EFI system on an SC engine? Like Motronic for instance? A lot of sensors has to be mounted and stuff? I have a bit of experience with EFI, since I mounted Haltech e11v2 in my garage on my Maserati single handedly.

Thanks!

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In my opinion, most SC's need to be largely disassembled, then reassembled using some fresh parts. Engine mounts, suspension bushings, etc. This makes the car feel more solid.

I like my Triad exhaust.

Modern EFI systems are very popular.
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In my opinion, most SC's need to be largely disassembled, then reassembled using some fresh parts. Engine mounts, suspension bushings, etc. This makes the car feel more solid.

I like my Triad exhaust.

Modern EFI systems are very popular.
My engine was out not long ago, a good workshop put it in again.
I have to assume they did what they where supposed to do then..
Anyone else have some tips on the issue I describe?

Thanks a million for the exhaust tip. Looks fab. Do you have SSI headers etc as well?

Cheers, Jarle
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i just put a dansk pre-muffler on my SC in place of the cat and love it. it got a little deeper at idle and maybe up to 2k but after that it sounds like normal. i doubt it did much in the way of adding hp but the car has enough to thrill me already.

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