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Old Sep 5, 2005 | 06:40 PM
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Well, I've had my GS-R for about 1.5 years now with the Drag TS/T4 turbo I bought ti with, still at 7 psi and stock fuel injectors. I knew this would one day be a problem, especially since when under heavy throttle, it would kind of "hiccup" or choke (you could hear and feel it happening) and it would lose cut back on power for a second when this happens. I assumed this meant the stock injectors couldn't handle supplying enough fuel for the air being pushed into the engine and was thus reaching the max flow rate and leaning out after that point. I still drove it fast, just was careful not to get to that point. Anyway, last week, this stupid civic wanted to run (which I rarely do, but felt the need to put him in his place), so the light turned and I wasted him only to find the choking. Ever since last week my car has not run the same. It is not choking or "cutting out" before I barely see 0 psi on my boost gauge and under 4000 rpm. I have to accelerate very slowly now abd drive it very gently. Also, ever since, it is not starting the same. The engine will crank like 15-20 times, then finally turn over. I thought it was never going to start while leaving work today. So. Any suggestions or reccommendations? Is there a way to check the injectors to see if they are shot? I am planning on getting RC 330 or bigger injectors, but don't have the money for a couple months, so will have to driver my Cherokee for now. Also, could plugs be a problem? HELP!!
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