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Old 05-31-07, 05:56 AM
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Flat spots

When i go into the second turbo every so often i will get flat spots but they seem to be completely random. Sometimes i wont get any but then other times i may gey get 3 or 4. The car will be pulling great then for a few hundred RPM it will hit a flat spot then it will start pulling great again.

Its the fact that it doesn't happen all the time thats confusing me. I have tried changing the spark plugs but with no luck. Would it be the HT leads?

any help would be much appreciated
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Is this an FD? If so, what's your boost pattern? What modifications are on the car?
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yeah an fd, only modifications are exhaust and filters
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yeah an fd, only modifications are exhaust and filters
Start with the boost test: http://fd3s.net/boost_test.html

Determine if the hesitation only happens in a certain spot of the RPM band or if its random.
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