won't boost past 5,000 rpm
04-03-2004, 08:00 PM
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won't boost past 5,000 rpm
{ just install }my b16a2 won't boost past 5000 rpm..the car hesitates and won't even pick up. i though it was just the vtec kicking in but it wasn't and i was low on oil. i was told that i needed bigger injectors but i'm not sure because i'm running 450 cc at this time and running at 8 pounds. should i turn down the boost and see what happens. i don't have a b/c yet. i need to buy one this week. these are the mods so far:
msd 6al
ngk spark plug wire
cold plugs
rev hard turbo kit stage 3
piston rings
oil cooler
apexi vafc
msd 6al
ngk spark plug wire
cold plugs
rev hard turbo kit stage 3
piston rings
oil cooler
apexi vafc
04-03-2004, 08:05 PM
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Re: won't boost past 5,000 rpm (dynasty-x-motorsport)
What gap you running on your spark plugs shorten the gap should fix the problem.. Do you have a upgraded fuel pump? I guess you are using a FMU.
04-03-2004, 08:10 PM
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Re: won't boost past 5,000 rpm (turbozxi)
no fmu,no fuel pump what sould the gap be for the plugs and is it ture are that the ngk plugs are pre gap???just coimg up in the game..........
04-03-2004, 08:13 PM
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Re: won't boost past 5,000 rpm (dynasty-x-motorsport)
you need to get a walboro 255lph fuel pump which I can get for you jsut PM me, and gap your spark plugs 0.30-0.35 right in there should be pefect. 
04-03-2004, 08:23 PM
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Re: won't boost past 5,000 rpm (dynasty-x-motorsport)
Yeah gap em little smaller .32 is about right. If I were you I would get to a dyno ASAP and get it tuned properly. 
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