Haze at idle

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Haze at idle

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It is about 38* here in TX in the AM and i let my truck warm up for 10-15min and lately on the Exteme tune it has a haze while idleing, I also took my puck off because I saw some white smoke at start up, i was thinking it was a leaky injector, just checking to see if this is normal, and no i dont have the RP guage just yet to see if it is over fueling while idleing.
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RE: Haze at idle

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Not sure about that, maybe some others will chime in as to whether or not that seems normal...
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Post by kw5.9 »

mike also i was going to hook up my puck again and i have a quadzilla boost fooler, should i plug the puck into the fooler or should the puck be on motor side and then the boost fooler?
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"bump" mike, any suggestions?
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Post by mikel »

Plug the fooler in first, then the puck...
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Thanks!
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Post by smokenU »

so you can run a fooler and a puck and a preditor? how much does thiss really help boosT?????
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Post by deezel_dawg »

smokenU wrote:so you can run a fooler and a puck and a preditor? how much does thiss really help boosT?????

yeah...how does this help? i thought the puck did the boost fooling.
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Post by RRAM »

I think the new power puck does fooling, the original puck does not boost fool,
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Post by pmcclain »

I just purchased a Quadzilla Boost fooler. I have the Predator, and Performance Tune loaded. Was curious if a Puck was worthwhile, and is larger exhaust worthwhile.
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Post by concoursd »

larger exhaust is worth it. the extreme power puck is worth it in some respects because it gives you a dial to adjust the puck's power on-the-fly and the Predator has puck tunes already installed. It would make for a nice stack.
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