I felt this as well when I had my old 86.5 N/A. I thought it was cool. lol. I was so noobish back then. I was like, wtf? it pulls like i have an itty bitty turbo :biglaugh:
There is a GE stickie, mods and such, it explains the workings of the ACIS.CyFi6;1005691 said:I can feel mine kick around 4000 rpm also, how would i go about repairing this? Is it something to do with the vacuum canister?
N/A Auto FTL! :nono:chopstickz;1006970 said:my mk4 feels like that...
probably because your ACIS is working properly. dork :biglaugh:PROJECT N00b;1006996 said:i dont think mine does this...
TRG22;1007003 said:Mine has a kick at 4500 then dies at 5500, what you get for having an N/A I guess. :icon_frow
But if you read the thread and the sticky, it's not working right. If it's not working right you are suffering somewere. IE bottom end or top end.SupraMaster;1007058 said:Mine does it, but I enjoy it. To me, it's just part of the power band.
like i said, think of it as an itty bitty turbo like a........CT-2 :biglaugh:. IIRC, low end suffers, that's why it "kicks in" @ 4k.AJ'S 88NA;1007125 said:But if you read the thread and the sticky, it's not working right. If it's not working right you are suffering somewere. IE bottom end or top end.