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      07-26-2017, 12:32 AM   #23
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Just need a downpipe fix and a smog shop that will let you go on the visual part, my guy is in Escondido. Im fully catless jb4, tial bov charge pipe, bms dci and i dont have a problem passing cause my car gets readiness.
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      07-26-2017, 09:17 AM   #24
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Excuse my ignorance as I'm still learning more about MHD. Like JB4, do you have to flash it back to stock and drive a certain amount of miles before taking it in to smog?
I don't know if you have to, but I flashed back to stock then drove it like that for a week or two before taking it in for smog check.
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      07-26-2017, 09:33 AM   #25
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Excuse my ignorance as I'm still learning more about MHD. Like JB4, do you have to flash it back to stock and drive a certain amount of miles before taking it in to smog?
I think you do have to drive around. I was under the impression that adaptations are automatically reset every time you flash a new map (stock or otherwise)
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I think you do have to drive around. I was under the impression that adaptations are automatically reset every time you flash a new map (stock or otherwise)
Do a search for "drive cycle" and you will see what you have to do to after changing maps and before smog check. Rather than do that I flashed to stock and left it like that for a week or two of normal driving instead.
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Do a search for "drive cycle" and you will see what you have to do to after changing maps and before smog check. Rather than do that I flashed to stock and left it like that for a week or two of normal driving instead.
Yea, a "drive cycle" was what I was referring to. If you're not in a hurry, normal driving accomplishes the same thing over time.
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This is all good info. I'm leaning towards the MHD rather than the JB4.
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