I would like some input on what some of you technical savy Infiniti owners think about my top end power loss problem.
I got a dyno done last week and the results showed a major problem with high rpm torque loss.
I imagine most of you are not really familiar with I30/Maxima mods but I have a variable intake manifold along with the JWT ECU with a 7200 rev limiter. The VI makes it possible to hold power all the way to redline. Everything on my dyno looks normal till 4.5K rpms when my torque drops like a rock.
The link below is a dyno of two different maximas with the basically the same mods as myself. The first one is a VI along with the extened redline and the second is a VI w/o the extended redline. These are just to show how my power curve "should" look.
http://69.193.109.74/car/jwtecudyno.jpg
http://memimage.cardomain.net/...l.jpg
Here is my dyno. The first run my butterfly valves for the VI did not open. I am having issues with my rpm switch not opening the VI. The second run is with the butterfly valves zip tied open. So basically the first run is how things should look up to 5k rpm's or so and the seond run is how things look after 5K rpms or so. The fact that the VI did not open is a mute point to my problem.
http://memimage.cardomain.net/...l.jpg
I am losing 25 whp from 6K rpm's to redline where as I should be loosing about 4-5 whp. Something is going very wrong at 5K rpm's.
This is a new/used motor I put in about a month ago. I don't think it's a engine problem since I able to make about the right amount of peak torque, and if I had a couple bad cylinders that would not be happening.
Things I have checked so far and that are fine are vacuum, plugs, fuel filter, coil packs, air filter, knock sensor, and exhaust leaks.
1996 I30t 5spd
IntakeCattman equal length headersVIJWT/ECUFidanza flywheel
Any insight would be much appreciated
Mike