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Or is the spark plugs or time to clean the filter?
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Remember I have a Evofilter/milltek/header/Tubi combo, but after reading about the "Milltek disaster" thread, kinda makes me worry if has something to do with my 100 cel cats (just one set, german version) on the way to kaputland.
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Or is the spark plugs or time to clean the filter?
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Remember I have a Evofilter/milltek/header/Tubi combo, but after reading about the "Milltek disaster" thread, kinda makes me worry if has something to do with my 100 cel cats (just one set, german version) on the way to kaputland.
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now at 7000 miles, my modded Cayman is taking a bit longer to warm up. This means if I step on the gas between the first 5 and 8 minutes, I do get a few "acceleration stalls" (if that is the way to call these, excuse my spanglish). So I have to keep driving at least 10 minutes to get everything in order. Before it didnt take too long, maybe 6 minutes tops, but now takes more than that and keeps the fun away from driving off the block. Remember I have a Evofilter/milltek/header/Tubi combo, but after reading about the "Milltek disaster" thread, kinda makes me worry if has something to do with my 100 cel cats (just one set, german version) on the way to kaputland. I have also felt that the car over time has indeed opened up more, I feel it faster and with mure grunt than before. Perhaps this is maybe why now it takes a few more minutes to warm up the extra ponnies? Or is the spark plugs or time to clean the filter? Calling the croc doc....

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