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Okay, don't WoT when cold, I get it.

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  • Start date Start date Mar 17, 2007

Mr_Q

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I hit the gas and I get up to around 4k and the exhaust just farts and pops and the car refuses to go any higher (either rpm or downshifting). I have to get out of it for fear of doom.

Wait 10min and all is well. I can get on it and I blast off no matter what.

Lesson learned.

Or is there something else a foot?
 
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It's not a good idea in general. You could possibly crack your block too. Cold block + super hot cylinders = disaster. Just be easy on it and let your car warm up first and then have fun
 
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yea man, better safe than sorry
 

Mr_Q

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It's my first time with a superhcarged car so it's a learning process for me.

Obviously it did not behave like this when it was stock. So it's why I post the ocassional "um..." questions or comments, heh.
 

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Check your source of gas... there are only a few stations I can get gas from without getting pinging... need true 93 at least. Shop around.
 

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Make sure your tcs is off too. The streets are cold and what I found was that I was losing straight line traction and the TCS would come on causing the same issue your experiencing. When it engages it acts like a low level rev limiter and it sounds extremely bad..

I now have the tcs shut off permanantly in my tune.
 
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I get a poping noise when i rev it, this happens as the rpm drops, its like a back fire almost. Does anyone else experiance this.

07 GT. Sotck.

Thanks.
 

Mr_Q

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Yah I got that before the supercharger as well. And I should clarify when it was cold, not when it was warmed up.
 

Emay

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06BLR85 said:
I get a poping noise when i rev it, this happens as the rpm drops, its like a back fire almost. Does anyone else experiance this.

07 GT. Sotck.

Thanks.
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I never had that when the car was warm, back fire or pop at operating temperature is generally in the tune.
 

ramjetlx

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Mine does the same when its been sitting over night or for more then a few hours with my SCT Tune on both 87 and 91. I have to warm up the car before I drive or it will backfire.
 

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06BLR85 said:
I get a poping noise when i rev it, this happens as the rpm drops, its like a back fire almost. Does anyone else experiance this.

07 GT. Sotck.

Thanks.
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Same here. But it does usually only happen when it hasn't warmed up yet like the others have said. I personally think it sounds like cool
 
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06BLR85

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Well ill warm it up real good and try again, but im pretty sure i have tried it after a long drive.

I use Chevron 87. Ill try some 89 and 91 to see if the problem goes away.
 

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Emay said:
I never had that when the car was warm, back fire or pop at operating temperature is generally in the tune.
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I noticed that since the mufflers are in the back they will pop and sound like backfire until they warm up, happens with the stockers and the JBAs.
 
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I can still hear some pops when its all warmed up but nothing like when i try it on a frosty morning.
 
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06BLR85 said:
I can still hear some pops when its all warmed up but nothing like when i try it on a frosty morning.
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Exactly. I'm pretty sure I shot flames the other day...it was the loudest pop I've heard come from my car and I thought there was a flash behind me lol. I have straight thru mufflers and no cats so who knows
 
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