miss fire at high rpm
miss fire at high rpm
is it my knock modual? cause my exhaust is pretty loud...would it retard my timing? car only has 56,000 km...only thing i coudl think of...and its fine when the exhaust is closed...
Last edited by 1quickgt; Jul 11, 2005 at 05:46 PM.
Re: miss fire at high rpm
hard to tell without driving, but high rpms could be bad wires, plugs or opti. whats the tune up schedule like? also what octane gas you runnign? sometimes bad gas will feel like a miss
Last edited by 93formula; Jul 11, 2005 at 02:24 AM.
Re: miss fire at high rpm
there not actualy the stock ones been replaced 2 imesguy did em every 20 thousand k's.....soo i dunno guess i'll change em and get a km..thanks for the advice guys
Re: miss fire at high rpm
Originally Posted by 1quickgt
cause my exhaust is pretty loud.......and its fine when the cut out is closed... 

Re: miss fire at high rpm
Originally Posted by TyphoonZR
Obviously when the cut outs are open, you need more fuel because of less back pressure. You are running lean with the cut outs open thus misfire.
true story, mine backfired alot when i had my cutouts open but only on engine braking.
Last edited by talos; Jul 11, 2005 at 04:40 PM.
Re: miss fire at high rpm
Originally Posted by TyphoonZR
Obviously when the cut outs are open, you need more fuel because of less back pressure. You are running lean with the cut outs open thus misfire.
This isn't "A Carburator story" Typhoon
those times have passed, nowadays we have inventions called "O2s" and "MAFs" .. 
miss at high rpm is 95% plugs and wires .. u gonna have to do them with the headers anyway. an LT4 KM is a waste of money
Re: miss fire at high rpm
Originally Posted by sideways_Into_3rd
This isn't "A Carburator story" Typhoon
those times have passed, nowadays we have inventions called "O2s" and "MAFs" .. 
those times have passed, nowadays we have inventions called "O2s" and "MAFs" .. 
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Jun 5, 2005 09:33 PM



I have a feeling its something else
