88 rx7 drifting problems
04-12-06, 05:54 PM
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Yea im sorry for not typing like a professor and thanks for all your help but i checked all of it and everything is connected and the sock is fine
04-12-06, 06:06 PM
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well if your pump IS intact and working properly..
if your fuel sock IS not clogged...
if your baffles ARE in place...
if your fuel IS indeed high enough to rule out slosh starvation...
then your problem is somewhere else, chucking in a fuel cell and new pump might only bring you right back to square one after much dinking around mounting that thing.....id try and resolve this problem before you just throw a fuel cell in there...
are you hitting fuel cut?
if your fuel sock IS not clogged...
if your baffles ARE in place...
if your fuel IS indeed high enough to rule out slosh starvation...
then your problem is somewhere else, chucking in a fuel cell and new pump might only bring you right back to square one after much dinking around mounting that thing.....id try and resolve this problem before you just throw a fuel cell in there...
are you hitting fuel cut?
04-12-06, 06:12 PM
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You are slowing down regaining grip. Change to a harder compund tire and try again. This is from personal experience. ANd i dont recall any problems with my car a all. I ran a harder compound(perelli something or others) and the problem went away.
04-12-06, 06:22 PM
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I know thats what it is because when i had stock rims and tires i did not have this problem and my car has a new motor with 45k thanks to maztech.
04-12-06, 06:24 PM
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I was running a generic type tire and i used up a set in about a month. just borrow so wheels with harder tires and try that. Also clutch kicking is not a good way to start a medium speed drift. Fient/sway, or a throttle lift should work for the speeds you are doing.
I am guessing from what you described a fairly long corner in 4th going into 3rd, unless I missed it some where in there other wise.
I am guessing from what you described a fairly long corner in 4th going into 3rd, unless I missed it some where in there other wise.
04-12-06, 06:32 PM
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you can check out my car on www.cardomain.com under rotormotor88 you can se my tires at the bottom of page
