mycleans13 wrote:maf checks out as far as unplugging it while the car is idling and it makes a difference and i did the some water thing and found a few tiny @$$ leaks but nothing that made a difference checked coils, injectors, fuel pump, ignitor chip, maf, leaks, new plugs, new fuel filter, sprayed the maf with maf cleaner, swapped ecus, i dunno wtf else to do im stuck the only other thing i can think of is the cas but the car runs to good on the vac side of things and at idle but as soon as i get into boost its f***ed
If the problem is really bad then I always recommend going through and pulling all of your piping and reinstalling it.
don't forget to check your boost gauge, boost controller, or any other device that you have hooked up to the vacuum/boost system. I have pinched hoses and tubing before which caused this problem. Make sure your BOV is not stuck open. Check all your couplers and make sure they are not torn. Check your throttle and make sure that there are no open vacuum ports that should be capped off. What you are describing, if it is vacuum related, should be traceable between your MAF and the intake manifold. There really shouldn't be too many places that you need to check.