When i go back out ill see what boost, I can make it to 14psi but theirs no power when get their. Then the wide-band starts showing lean.
I have been running 4644's without problems but i dont think these are holding up too well, anyone run/ran these?. Their the same heat range as the 4644's
Im currently using NGK bcpr7es 6282's and I have them gapped to .20 and im still blowing spark out. Should i try to gap them lower? these plugs not good? or my coilpacks are going out?
I unpluged the coilpack connectors while the car was running and nothing changed on #1 and 2, so Im going to swap coils with another cylinder and see if its the same thing. If it does the coils are bad but if it dosent, its probably some wires that are messed up. That should explain low vacuum...
JE's arent stock compression? like bounty killa said, only way to know is if you get it dyno'd. They will tell you what boost level you will be able to run.
Turn it down till u get that done, or you may regret it.
Yes it fluctuates from about 800-400 and it has pretty good afr's till u rev on it any. I hooked up my laptop to it and the stinger only read at most 8psi vaccume. I did a compression test and every cylinder came out in the 120 range. Could a vaccume leak cause the car to act like this? or could...
Everything has been fine till about a month ago the problem started when a fuse blew leaving the car driveable but i wouldnt boost because it would get too lean and start cutting out. Then i installed a new fp and the same deal so i thought maybe the new fp was bad, so i bought a new TT fuel...
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