As far as I'm concerned, you have 3 choices.
1. Invest in someone to recalibrate your ECU
2. Remove the modifications from the vehicle
3. Keep driving in hopes that nothing bad will happen
This is my financial breakdown of each option
1. $200 to $500
2. Free if swapping for OEM parts, potentially net POSITIVE cashflow if you sell mods
3. Could cost you $8000-$14,000 USD
BTW... a couple friendly words of advice. Do you see how I typed this response with formatting? It makes the post far easier to read. Posts that are easier to read inevitably will be read. Yours was a chore. Also, "reading the AFR" is not accurate on your car. Without a proper WBO2 sensor, you have no idea what the car's fueling is doing.
1. Invest in someone to recalibrate your ECU
2. Remove the modifications from the vehicle
3. Keep driving in hopes that nothing bad will happen
This is my financial breakdown of each option
1. $200 to $500
2. Free if swapping for OEM parts, potentially net POSITIVE cashflow if you sell mods
3. Could cost you $8000-$14,000 USD
BTW... a couple friendly words of advice. Do you see how I typed this response with formatting? It makes the post far easier to read. Posts that are easier to read inevitably will be read. Yours was a chore. Also, "reading the AFR" is not accurate on your car. Without a proper WBO2 sensor, you have no idea what the car's fueling is doing.