Its not a vaccum leak!!!

Guero

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Dam so today i was racing, spraying. I did a couple of runs. and then i start to get like a misfire, when im punching it. It felt kinda the same when i was cruising a 1500 rpm. so know i get the sputtering at any rpm high low. think i ****ed up something internal???? dam:bang: i :owned: myself :bang: :(
 
lol. tune whats a tune? lol. i just got different spark plugs no tune. here are the codes i pulled. 556- fuel pump relay primary circuit fault, 212 loss of ignition diagnostic monitor siganl/SPOUT circuit grounded. how do i fix those. and mpre info on the tune please. didn't think it was necassary
 
When I'm gonna be spraying a 125 shot, I make sure that:

My timing is set back to 10* (you may actually need LESS timing, Zex recommends 6*, my car runs well with 10)

My fuel pressure is bumped 2 PSI for extra safety

My spark plugs, one heat range colder than stock, are gapped at .035

For example, if your running 16* of timing and stock heat range plugs with 39 PSI of fuel pressure with stock fuel system, you just may run into some detonation. :D
 
Swarzkopf said:
When I'm gonna be spraying a 125 shot, I make sure that:

My timing is set back to 10* (you may actually need LESS timing, Zex recommends 6*, my car runs well with 10)

My fuel pressure is bumped 2 PSI for extra safety

My spark plugs, one heat range colder than stock, are gapped at .035

For example, if your running 16* of timing and stock heat range plugs with 39 PSI of fuel pressure with stock fuel system, you just may run into some detonation. :D
yeah i got 10*,2 degree colder plugs. gapped at .035, and how do you bump your pressure
 
With an aftermarket fuel pressure regulator...which is a good idea to have if your running a 100 shot or bigger, in my opinion. A 190lph or better fuel pump helps too.

You SHOULD be okay as it is- but, check your plugs to see what they look like. Compare them to the chart on the back page of your Hayne's manual and make sure you aren't going lean.