Loss Of Power At 5500 Ish
#1
Loss Of Power At 5500 Ish
Hi All .
I Have A Late 4x4 Saph Which Has Plenty Of Power On Its Stage One Tune But At Around 55oo Revs Its Like Its Being Starved Of Fuel Which Is Annoying Because I Cant Get Above 130 Mph (on Track Of Coarse) . When I Bought Her On The Way Home I Did 140+ Any Ideas?
I Have A Late 4x4 Saph Which Has Plenty Of Power On Its Stage One Tune But At Around 55oo Revs Its Like Its Being Starved Of Fuel Which Is Annoying Because I Cant Get Above 130 Mph (on Track Of Coarse) . When I Bought Her On The Way Home I Did 140+ Any Ideas?
#5
Before you go there, change the fuel filter(unless new) rewire the fuel pump, and do the fan circuit rewire as well.
Make sure you have good leads, good plugs, what gap are you using, a group a coil is a good idea as well, I used AGPR12PP8 and they are excellent in stage 1.
tabetha
Make sure you have good leads, good plugs, what gap are you using, a group a coil is a good idea as well, I used AGPR12PP8 and they are excellent in stage 1.
tabetha
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grp A coil takes about 5mins to fit just remove your old coilm and bolt new one in place all you have to do is crimp different terminals on the wires. i fitted mine on the pf stand at fordfair last year made a hell of a difference on the way home
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#8
For the coil, no drilling needed just bolts on, note the + and - of the old coil, put on new terminals, the + and - on the group a are a bit hidden between the terminals, point it so the terminals are facing you and you will se them between each pair.
The fan rewire is just a precaution as a lot of cossie have eaten the original wiring as it overheated even when new, melts the fusebox fans go off headgasket goes!!
tabetha
The fan rewire is just a precaution as a lot of cossie have eaten the original wiring as it overheated even when new, melts the fusebox fans go off headgasket goes!!
tabetha
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