Got Sputtering?
mac is hacks i would suggest you get your exhaust done at exhaust pros and tunning done at tc performanc they get some good numbers out of tcs my buddy put down 289 on 8 pounds out of a greddy kit
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From: HMFIC Jensen Beach, FL
Originally Posted by 20tCDude05
I am tuned. I will check my plugs soon. They are 2 steps colder, so not sure why there would be a problem.
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From: HMFIC Jensen Beach, FL
Originally Posted by 20tCDude05
So, what do you suggest? I have big plans for the next year.
(Paul, hush!
) So, I don't wanna go back to 1 step and then when I get things together, go BACK to 2 step colder. So, what do you guys suggest I should do in the mean time?
Originally Posted by 20tCDude05
...But, I am a newb with plugs...And how do I take them out...
I don't mean to bust your *****, but there were quite a few things I didn't know how to do, but some things I would NOT post up on a public forum! Like, I didnt' know how to properly use jumper cables, but I didnt' want anyone to know, so instead of posting the question on a forum that I frequent, I just did a few internet searches!
That's like asking how to do an oil change, or how to I change my tire!
anyway...it's late...and I'm tired. sorry about that!
check the plugs... if they look like any of these
http://images.google.com/images?q=fo...=1&sa=N&tab=wi
you most likely need to replace them
Also, check all your couplers and vac lines. When I used to have a recirculate BOV, my car did the same thing. I know you don't have one which makes me lean more towards the plugs.
To take the plugs out you need a long socket, extender and a wrench. Take off your engine cover (plastic thing) and unbolt and twist off the black rubbery things (coil packs) take the wrench and unbolt the plugs one by one checking them for any signs of being fouled out.
FYI, they sell specific spark plug sockets that have a rubber ring to help get the sparkplug out of its home. Also, DO NOT let any dirt get in the engine...
http://images.google.com/images?q=fo...=1&sa=N&tab=wi
you most likely need to replace them
Also, check all your couplers and vac lines. When I used to have a recirculate BOV, my car did the same thing. I know you don't have one which makes me lean more towards the plugs.
To take the plugs out you need a long socket, extender and a wrench. Take off your engine cover (plastic thing) and unbolt and twist off the black rubbery things (coil packs) take the wrench and unbolt the plugs one by one checking them for any signs of being fouled out.
FYI, they sell specific spark plug sockets that have a rubber ring to help get the sparkplug out of its home. Also, DO NOT let any dirt get in the engine...
yeah tc performance is toby collins performance its off of 60ths and sheridan in arvada and exhaust pros is in northglen google it i dont know if they have a web sight but yes they will do anything you want they will rout your exhaust out your hood if you want that
http://www.ngk.com/sparkplug411.asp?kw=Fouling&mfid=1
scroll down the left side and see all the links with pics they have for "Plug Problems".
It's a realy helpful guide.
scroll down the left side and see all the links with pics they have for "Plug Problems".
It's a realy helpful guide.
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