Mark Slide SquadTurbonetics Inc.
PROJECTRB240SX wrote:THE BOOST SENSOR IS NOT NEEDED ( IT RUNS TO THE GAUGE CLUSTER THAN THE ECU - FOR LIMITER PURPOSES). IT SOUNDS LIKE A TPS PROBLEM IF YOU CAN DO IT AT 3/4 THROTTLE BUT NOT FULL.
kevie88 wrote:I have no answers for you but I know this:
Your car owns.
mark slide squad wrote:I just had a thought though... I have Bosch platinum +4 plugs ( the type you can't gap because it has 4 electrodes) and I have a feeling I could be blowing out the spark... I'm going to put in different plugs and see what happens, and gap them at .030 too.
rbsileighty wrote:This might be helpful:
"I RUN IN MY RB25DET,VL TURBO COMMODORE SPARK PLUGS AND THEY SEEM TO DO THE JOB AND ARE A HELL OF A LOT CHEAPER THAN THE GENUINE PLATNUM NISSAN PLUGS.IF YOU INTEND TO RUN A HIGHER BOOST PRESSURE BEST TO GAP THE PLUGS DOWN TO .8mm - .9mm RATHER THAN THE STANDARD GAP OF 1.1mm TO STOP BLOWING OUT THE SPARK WHICH HAPPENS WHEN YOU INCREASE THE BOOST.I HAVE A FREIND WITH A R32 GTR RUNNING UPTO 22 POUND BOOST AND HAS HAD NOTHING BUT PROBLEMS WITH THE GENUINE NISSAN NGK PLUGS AND HAVE HAD NO PROBLEMS WITH THE NON PLATNUM NGK VL TURBO PLUGS.AT THE COST OF THE NORMAL VL PLUGS WORTH GIVING IT A GO. Regards, Daz."
We run copper NGK's w/ gap of .8mm on Hyprid's motor (my old motor). I got the part number and gap rec from Motorex.
Hope this helps.
JonPowell wrote:46 degrees seems a little excessive , doesnt it? Is it timed right? What is your timing at idle? should be between 15 and 20 degrees, my car LOVES 20 degrees. Try that...
JonPowell wrote:Yeah...that might be it...I had a small boost leak when I first got mine running, but it was problematic at 1/2 throttle, 3/4 throttle...whenever I was above 2500-3000 RPM. My problem was in the same spot. I would put some soapy water around all the joints in your intake tract and see if any bubble come up when you give ti a little throttle in neutral. You may not reach FULL boost, but you WILL find your leak. Have someone follow you and see if you get alot of black smoke out the back. That will tell you if it is running too rich.
It is misfiring and not detonating, right? Youwanna be careful there. I have heard of the CAS causing problems also, check and see that the stem is not bent or anything like that...I dont know much about the Power FC...is that a piggyback? If so, run diagnostics on your stock computer and see what codes you get.