If you get the 7s they'll foul faster. Your plugs are not the issue, but tuning is. Your base timing should be at 15* BTDC not 10*, but some will argue and that's cool as well. If richening-up the mixture makes it run better, then you definitely are probably leaning-out under boost. Now that you've corrected the boost problem, consider your issues to be tuning related. Don't worry about butterfly valves because they are not hindering your car from any major performance gain. If you guys have no skills at tuning that SAFC, then you should take it to someone who can. And just because they can tune an safc, doesn't mean they know what's right for this particular motor.KEMP wrote:i believe these plugs were gapped to .028 and thats quite small, it seems too only be when the butterflys may/should open.
and 10*? i thought it was 15*
but would that cause it to do that? i was on 7* earlier tonight, and it wasdoing it very bad, then 15* helped.
im thinking of getting 7 heat range NGK plugs, and gapping to like .025 or so. but dont think thats the proble, any ideas?
,progman wrote:when you get colder plugs they aren't as hot and can't burn **** off of them selves as good.... get it?
sounds like anti-lag? like timing cut? you are probably mis firing like crazy then. My guess is from leaning out.
If your FPR is set wrong then of course it would contribute. less/more fuel pressure means the engine gets more or less fuel.
Don't ruin your engine. It seems like you are really trying,
WOW. You are running a setup untuned, with improperly setup fuel system and you are shocked that it is not running right? You do not have a primary sensor (knock) that the ECU needs to operate in the proper map hooked up, and you are shocked that it is not running right? Man, I really do not want to be an jerk, but I think the best idea would be to find a reputible performance shop and drop it off for a few days with a credit card.KEMP wrote:well i get it, but ya i guess like timing cut, but its more of a mis. and it is DEFINETLY NOT lean, its on 444injectors, UN-TUNED, and like 10psi. also i am running a stock FPR, im geting a nismo very soon, but could that be the problem? what should the FPR be set at
Haha. I'm done. Good luck man! I hope you get it all figured out.KEMP wrote:i know that it should run like *** untuned
My car will never see a shop floor, sence i actually know my sh*t.
Trust me, if you heard/felt what it was doing you too would know it is not tuning related. its either ignitor chip, POSSIBLY FPR, but doubt it, or some sort of spark problem.rico05 wrote:
Haha. I'm done. Good luck man! I hope you get it all figured out.
and on another note, do you have any idea o nthe dying at quick stops, or why it shows only 94% throttle when the pedal is floored? TPS? which i hear can also make it run sh*tty? can you atleast give me a thought on that?KEMP wrote:
Trust me, if you heard/felt what it was doing you too would know it is not tuning related. its either ignitor chip, POSSIBLY FPR, but doubt it, or some sort of spark problem.
Do you have any ideas? its a malfunction not a tuning issue, hince, it did it before this setup was on.
well when i tune the oost down to like 5psi, it doesnt break up in 2nd and third gear, but first still does.float_6969 wrote:Try tuning the boost down and see if it quits breaking up.
If so, it's an ignition strength problem. Remove, sand, and and clean ALL of your grounds. Add extra grounds if needed. Make sure the ignitor is properly mounted to the body. It needs a heat sink. Check for proper battery voltage at the ignitor. Use the FSM and check the ignitor out and make sure it test's out ok.
It's possible that the TPS is causing the dying out problem, but it won't cause the breaking up.
255 walbro.Myetball wrote:What fuel pump are you using?
yes i know how to time the car, its right on 15* its a spark issue, not a timing.float_6969 wrote:Have you used a timing light and checked the ignition timing? You HAVE to use the procedure listed out in the FSM. If you don't, you won't get a good reading. Also, are you 100% sure the cam timing is spot on?
i couldn't find it in the fsm.float_6969 wrote:Did you actually test out the ignitor as per the directions in the FSM?
If it is throwing NO codes and plugs and gap are at .045 inch which once i brought the gap wider it broke up less. How could it be the ignitor if its only when boost really starts to pull. In first gear i cant get on it at all or it breaks up instantly, second gear is a little better, 3rd pulls almost all the way to red line.float_6969 wrote:EF & EC - 125