Yea its not knocking it sounds like its pinging when i punch it.... but i just cut my old filter up (AEM) that was on my KA and screwed it on the new MAF.....so once i get my new APexi i hope it work.....MY mechanic said that if i use the AEM one it would restric the air coming in......... thanx for your help....peace240z4u wrote:Yeah its probabally your intake
Get a timing gun and set your base timing.
For gods sake don't drive it until its fixed if its actually knocking.
Evan
MROSE WHAT DO U MEAN CODES?????mrose7716 wrote:check for codes too..
lol..... its only when i put it to the floor it starts to hold back like theres not enough air coming in, i watch my RPMs and it will be at like 6000 drop 100 the back up then drop again.....timing was set, but i never though about the coils. can i just tell buy looking at em if there cracked...cause then i guess there would be no spark and im running on 5 cylinders. im running Iridium plugs no gap they didnt need it.....should i gap and how much??? when my boost is at 9 its ok but if i put it up too 14 its all waked out......let me kno....thanxeh? wrote:Get rid of the afc and your mechanic too.FYI knocking is also known and pinging. So how exactly does the car sound? Did you set base timing?Are cams aligned correclty?Are the coils cracked?What plug and what size gap are you running?How much boost are you running?
I do recommend getting rid of the afc and I also recommend lowering your boost with that stock turbo.There's a lot of possible issues with your car. You must lower your boost unless you want to destroy the stock turbo (it's stock right?)It's possible you are maxing out your stock maf.The coils can be cracked, hairline crack that are barely visible and only loses spark at high load. Sometimes you can see burn marks on the coil.Also make sure your plugs are gapped to .8m or less. I use ngk BCPR7ES don't get a -11 ngk plug as those are pre-gapped to 1.1 mm as opposed to .8mmJo240sx wrote:
lol..... its only when i put it to the floor it starts to hold back like theres not enough air coming in, i watch my RPMs and it will be at like 6000 drop 100 the back up then drop again.....timing was set, but i never though about the coils. can i just tell buy looking at em if there cracked...cause then i guess there would be no spark and im running on 5 cylinders. im running Iridium plugs no gap they didnt need it.....should i gap and how much??? when my boost is at 9 its ok but if i put it up too 14 its all waked out......let me kno....thanx
Where did you pick those plugs up at?? i went to AutoZone and they aint got em...... i kno the ones im using didnt need to be gapped so there prob 1.1.... im gonna go your way and see if that works... i would get rid of the afc and go with a power fc but no $$..... yeah i try to run about .65 bars on my boost controller i havent put it up cause i dont wanna mess sumthing up......eh? wrote:
I do recommend getting rid of the afc and I also recommend lowering your boost with that stock turbo.There's a lot of possible issues with your car. You must lower your boost unless you want to destroy the stock turbo (it's stock right?)It's possible you are maxing out your stock maf.The coils can be cracked, hairline crack that are barely visible and only loses spark at high load. Sometimes you can see burn marks on the coil.Also make sure your plugs are gapped to .8m or less. I use ngk BCPR7ES don't get a -11 ngk plug as those are pre-gapped to 1.1 mm as opposed to .8mm
I checked the coils today they didnt seem like there was any cracks or burns, but i ordered plugs last night hopefully they will fix the problem.....eh? wrote:http://www.clubplug.net/
I did find BCPR7IEX's (iridium gapped at .8mm) at a local pepboys, though I had to go behind the counter and find them myself.
yeah dude im new to this stuff.... i remember checkin what was wrong with my KA by turnin that screw on the ecu..... is that what your are talking about codes???? Im used to straight up plug wires.....and the turbo has been to 14psi once....silviasgp06 wrote:asking what codes are????not knowing about coil problems???14psi on the stock turbo??? im not trying to flame you or be harsh to you in anyway, but did you do any research on the RB motor before you bought and swapped?
like i said before i mean no disrespect but im a little confused.but lucky for you people are nice on this forum and will help
good luck.
but:if coils are bad search "RB Engine Coil Retrofit" and there is a coil upgrade you can do for like $100 that involves using a GM coil pack that i plan on doing when i get my rb25.
double check everything else people said though. Have fun!
Holy F***, today some stupib B**** tried to make a left right in from of me ( i was going 60) i missed her but i F******G hit the rear end of a Tahoe and F****D my hole right front up...... bags went off....messed up my dash where it came out......... Damnit this sux..... engine is OK that i can see until i rip the hood off 2morrow......wouldnt start back up when i tried to move it, rad is all up on the crank pulley.....rad done, optima batter done, fuse box done, hood, fender, headlight all done, busted nose (i guess thats why they made seatbelts) ...lol nooooo my baby!!!!!!!!!!!!eh? wrote:I'm in orlando.. Bring it to me but I have to charge...j/k
Make sure your timing is correct. Make sure the CAS is right in the middle. You don't need a timing light. When the cas is in the middle timing will always be at or very near 15° on a stock ecu. If not something is wrong.Also make sure your knock sensors are hooked up.
B.S!!!!!!!!!! I dont care wat you say about the CAS being in the middle. I garantee you its no wears near 15 degrees. The slightest movement of the CAS will knock it off +-2 to 3 degree's. Dont ever F*** with the timing unless you have a light. or else you will screw something up.eh? wrote:I'm in orlando.. Bring it to me but I have to charge...j/k
Make sure your timing is correct. Make sure the CAS is right in the middle. You don't need a timing light. When the cas is in the middle timing will always be at or very near 15° on a stock ecu. If not something is wrong.Also make sure your knock sensors are hooked up.
I'm not so sure that is true about the CAS. Mine is wayyy off to one side and set to 15* base timing with a timing light. Could it be because my block and head were decked during the rebuild?eh? wrote:I'm in orlando.. Bring it to me but I have to charge...j/k
Make sure your timing is correct. Make sure the CAS is right in the middle. You don't need a timing light. When the cas is in the middle timing will always be at or very near 15° on a stock ecu. If not something is wrong.Also make sure your knock sensors are hooked up.
You really think +2 or +3 degrees of added base timing to an already conservative map is going to mess anything up?rb25drag wrote:
B.S!!!!!!!!!! I dont care wat you say about the CAS being in the middle. I garantee you its no wears near 15 degrees. The slightest movement of the CAS will knock it off +-2 to 3 degree's. Dont ever F*** with the timing unless you have a light. or else you will screw something up.
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imo likey the light is reading incorrectly. It's a common occurance that the light will read double rather than actual.Darius wrote:
I'm not so sure that is true about the CAS. Mine is wayyy off to one side and set to 15* base timing with a timing light. Could it be because my block and head were decked during the rebuild?