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airman90 01-03-12 04:39 PM

Here we go again..
 
watch the video plz, i dont know how else to explain my problem. this is a s5 bridge ported. RB exhaust, everything else stock. i think it might be fuel but sometimes the temp gauge drops when it starts hesitating



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ip9N...1&feature=plcp

j9fd3s 01-03-12 04:47 PM

i'm not sure why you expect a stock ecu and a bridgeport to run.... is there a check engine light? if yes, what code?

airman90 01-03-12 05:03 PM


Originally Posted by j9fd3s (Post 10921769)
i'm not sure why you expect a stock ecu and a bridgeport to run.... is there a check engine light? if yes, what code?

i bought it like this i didnt make it. this is my dd i dont race it at all. just want to get rid of the problem. no there is no check engine light

SirCygnus 01-03-12 06:07 PM

you wanna get rid of it you say?

get rid of your car. you got an rx7 that has a RACE PORT on it DESIGNED for ONLY RACING in a STOCK car with STOCK ecu.

figure it out.

arad99 01-03-12 06:11 PM

where is the hesitation? do you drive your dd like this every day?

SpikeDerailed 01-03-12 06:47 PM

What size secondary injectors are in it?

Like other said, stock setup was not designed to run that port style. If you want it to run well you need a standalone or put a stock or street ported engine in there.

MIDNFauciUSN 01-03-12 06:58 PM


Originally Posted by arad99 (Post 10921861)
where is the hesitation? do you drive your dd like this every day?

My thought exactly. If you DO drive it like this EVERY day, it wont be your DD for long.

airman90 01-03-12 07:40 PM

injectors are stock also. i thought about changing the fuel pump and filter and see what happen.

airman90 01-03-12 07:41 PM

i dont drive it like this every day this was for the purpose of this thread. dont you guys have common sense.

airman90 01-03-12 07:42 PM


Originally Posted by arad99 (Post 10921861)
where is the hesitation? do you drive your dd like this every day?

listen careful when it reaches 6k

airman90 01-03-12 07:45 PM


Originally Posted by SirCygnus (Post 10921856)
you wanna get rid of it you say?

get rid of your car. you got an rx7 that has a RACE PORT on it DESIGNED for ONLY RACING in a STOCK car with STOCK ecu.

figure it out.

so you are saying that every time you run into a problem with your car you just get rid of it. i dont want to get rid of the car i just want to fix it. i noticed the problem when i was driving with a friend and decided to race him.

MIDNFauciUSN 01-03-12 08:11 PM


Originally Posted by airman90 (Post 10921992)
so you are saying that every time you run into a problem with your car you just get rid of it. i dont want to get rid of the car i just want to fix it. i noticed the problem when i was driving with a friend and decided to race him.

I think he's saying its not the smartest idea to race your daily driver. But I don't want to see this turn into a hate thread...

PvillKnight7 01-03-12 08:21 PM

is that ignition breakup?

airman90 01-03-12 09:33 PM


Originally Posted by PvillKnight7 (Post 10922023)
is that ignition breakup?

sorry i dont know what you mean. can you please elaborate

SirCygnus 01-03-12 09:35 PM


Originally Posted by airman90 (Post 10922115)
sorry i dont know what you mean. can you please elaborate

your ignition is breaking up.


elaborated

airman90 01-03-12 09:37 PM


Originally Posted by MIDNFauciUSN (Post 10922013)
I think he's saying its not the smartest idea to race your daily driver. But I don't want to see this turn into a hate thread...

no hate at all:lol:. i understand dd are just that most of the times, just want to find out what the cause of this problem is. :scratch:

SirCygnus 01-03-12 09:40 PM

your problem is that you have too much engine, and not enough of everything else.

did the car drive normally before this race?

airman90 01-03-12 09:41 PM


Originally Posted by SirCygnus (Post 10922118)
your ignition is breaking up.


elaborated

:lol: got it. i bought it with a msd box and use to do it but not as bad. so i think is an electrical problem and fuel. where do think i should start.
coils?
i opened the cas cap and everything looks good. i didnt see any sign of electricity jumping

my88vert 01-03-12 09:46 PM

it sounds like ignition breakup to me check your timing.

airman90 01-03-12 09:47 PM


Originally Posted by SirCygnus (Post 10922123)
your problem is that you have too much engine, and not enough of everything else.

did the car drive normally before this race?

the car drives normal just cant rev past 6k. and before this race i never drove it hard. i drive it like any other car. i am about to get a second car the next month or so.

so i am thinking about buying the rtek7 chip, new fuel pump and filter. this weekend im going to change the coils with t2 coils see if it makes any difference.

airman90 01-03-12 09:50 PM


Originally Posted by my88vert (Post 10922134)
it sounds like ignition breakup to me check your timing.

a local guy gave me his info to call him so he can check it out. i am going to call him see what he has to say

my88vert 01-03-12 09:57 PM

im running a ported s4 on stock ecu. but i have a safc and 550 secondaries a little bit of tuning and some extra fuel goes a long way. i have had almost the exact same thing checked my timing and sure enough it was out fixed it and revs perfect ever since. just my opinion it is a sports car its built to be driven dont be afraid to actually drive it. a redline a day keeps the rebuild away!!!

SpikeDerailed 01-03-12 10:06 PM

my88vert exactly which style of port are you running?

-RotorDemon- 01-04-12 12:47 AM

Just for shits.. Pull 4 degrees from your timing and see what happens.

Kstout24 01-04-12 07:01 AM

ya it sounds like your timing or ignition, once you get both of those checked out tell us what you find


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