I've been lurking in the background till now, searching for the answer to my problem. But I haven't found anything that has worked...yet. So now it's my turn to 'stump' you all.
Problem: Intermittent sluggishness accelerating after car is warm.
Details: The car drives nicely when started in the morning. I drive side streets till I get to the freeway...runs great, even when warmed up. Freeway driving is excellent. I drive about 30 minutes at 70 mph. Acceleration is very responsive, even though it's warmed up. If I have to stop or slow down near the end of my freeway driving, that's when the sluggish acceleration begins. Press accelerator, rpms move up, but car doesn't respond immediately (like it does when it's cold in the morning). If I'm accelerating from a stop, it goes slowly for maybe 5-10 seconds and then picks up speed faster. When it shifts to the next gear I can feel it lose power and then pick up again after 1-3 seconds.
When I tried to get the car smogged (before I did ANY of the stuff listed below), the car failed on HC (My car: 1.7 gr/mile, Allowed: 1 gr/mile...inspector said it's a misfire) and CO (My car: 61.69 gr/mile, Allowed: 12 gr/mile...inspector said it's running rich). After all of those changes, HC's passed. CO's are now: My Car: 18.33 gr/mile, Allowed: 12 gr/mile.
What I've done so far:
- Replaced MAF
- New spark plugs
- New air filter
- New battery
- Changed transmission fluid
- Redline
- Always run 91 octane...running 94 octane now
- Oxygen Sensors?
- Your ideas here...

Thanks...
JLDyer
