Spark plugs?
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Im running 10's on mine. Works great, 11's might be too cold. But as long as it starts easy and runs smooth on idle i think you should be fine.
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I'm running 9's and having issues with the car not even able to go passed 5k it's like it hits a wall and just spits and sputters. I have 10.5's going in to hopefully correct that but out of curiosity, what is a good place to start with timming. I'm running the same timming map as I did on 91 Oct. And wondering if maybe I should get more aggressive on the advancement. Right now at low boost 10 psi it's logging 18 degrees advanced. Would that be a potential problem for the spit and sputters at 5k?
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AFR are at 12-12.5 then bang brick wall at 5k hmm we even took out a ton of fuel just to see and then it backfired and went to 14-15 but still only went to 5k. That's why I would think timming?
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I know this is a bit late but did you figure this out?
Check to make sure that your plug wires are in fact correctly located. I've known a few people as well as myself that have run into that same problem in the past. Wrong coil on the wrong rotor in the wrong L/T position would give you the same kind of symptoms
Check to make sure that your plug wires are in fact correctly located. I've known a few people as well as myself that have run into that same problem in the past. Wrong coil on the wrong rotor in the wrong L/T position would give you the same kind of symptoms
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