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jwick 09-03-2015 11:21 AM

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Originally Posted by EliteXpress (Post 3300470)
Dang that sucks, I was really hoping this was the direction I would take to keep things simple from a reputable source. Sorry it will take so long for your outcome. Positive side is this venture has created lots of interest, starting other builds! :tiphat:


It's not as bad as you think. If Sasha can find a way to get more cross sectional area for the MAFs then that should be the only fix needed. The rest should just be tuning and if you aren't in the tundra know as Canada you still can get it tune and enjoy it before winter sets in.

TopgunZ 09-03-2015 08:28 PM

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Just wasnt comfortable with my maf placement. Idled like **** but could be the base map tune. I modified my old 3" charge pipes from the bp kit and now they have a nice 6"s of straight pipe before them.

jwick 09-03-2015 09:20 PM

How do you plan to plug the old slots?

TopgunZ 09-03-2015 09:41 PM

I put some bubble yum in them, then hit it with a heat gun.

Or...:-)

Bought hitachi style mafs, which is what we have, for $9 on ebay. Chopped them off at the pipe level.

JWillis72 09-04-2015 08:14 PM

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Just wasnt comfortable with my maf placement. Idled like **** but could be the base map tune. I modified my old 3" charge pipes from the bp kit and now they have a nice 6"s of straight pipe before them.


Does it idle any better now?


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StillenZ84 09-05-2015 09:22 AM

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Originally Posted by JWillis72 (Post 3300109)
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Injector, plugs, plates, supercharger rebuilt and clocked are all done. We ran into a problem with shimming the impeller, it's stuck on and not spinning freely from to much shim we believe. I decided to let a turbo shop adjust it to make sure it's right. Friday the car is going to the shop that is welding the piping, supercharger brace to the block and custom crash bar. They are starting with the pipe out of the supercharger so we can remove it as soon as they are done to get it adjusted.


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Did you also upgrade your fuel pump when you swapped out injectors?

JWillis72 09-05-2015 09:39 AM

No but we changed out the fuel system last year to the CJM 1.5 system to get rid fuel starvation so I think I will be okay.


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JWillis72 09-08-2015 02:34 PM

PPE headers showed up today and we moved the car to the shop that doing the piping. Hopefully they can start tomorrow. http://images.tapatalk-cdn.com/15/09...29f620b94d.jpg


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StillenZ84 09-08-2015 02:41 PM

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PPE headers showed up today and we moved the car to the shop that doing the piping. Hopefully they can start tomorrow. http://images.tapatalk-cdn.com/15/09...29f620b94d.jpg


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Sick man! How long was the wait for those?

JWillis72 09-08-2015 02:49 PM

6 weeks.


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JWillis72 09-08-2015 02:51 PM

They look grey in the pic for some reason but they are stainless steel with black ceramic coating.


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TopgunZ 09-10-2015 08:00 PM

It wasn't the maf placement. It still idles around 1200then shoots up to 2000for a second then drops down to 1200. it Will repeat this about5Times then idles back at1200 for aabout 20 seconds then will drop to 800 and sound like it's going to di. But will jump back to 1200 after5 seconds. Then will repeat the whole scenario. Checked for vac leaks but can't find any. Did the throttle body reset for thinking it could be the new manifold.

Is it just the tune? Any other thoughts?

JWillis72 09-11-2015 06:56 AM

My car had a crazy idle like that at one point but it was a broken T on a vacuum line.

TopgunZ 09-11-2015 08:26 AM

Ive checked and double checked the vacuum lines. I am fearing it may be the intake manifold gasket. I hate how hard it is to put on/take off this manifold. I blew some propane using an unlit torch head around the manifold where it bolts up and didn't notice any idle changes. I also blew some flammable brake cleaner on it and still nothing.

It's just crazy though that the crazy idle is in a cycle. Like its programed to go through the steps of my previous post. Can a vacuum leak do this?


I am beginning to think it might be because I have the new manifold and never had the "stillen" cable with the tune for that manifold and the car just doesn't know how to handle this new mani......?

EVOHUNTER 09-11-2015 09:05 AM

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Originally Posted by TopgunZ (Post 3306633)
Ive checked and double checked the vacuum lines. I am fearing it may be the intake manifold gasket. I hate how hard it is to put on/take off this manifold. I blew some propane using an unlit torch head around the manifold where it bolts up and didn't notice any idle changes. I also blew some flammable brake cleaner on it and still nothing.

It's just crazy though that the crazy idle is in a cycle. Like its programed to go through the steps of my previous post. Can a vacuum leak do this?


I am beginning to think it might be because I have the new manifold and never had the "stillen" cable with the tune for that manifold and the car just doesn't know how to handle this new mani......?

That shouldn't be a problem, I used ecutek. No stillen cable.

DIY smoke machine, look it up!

If there is no leaks, then its just the tune.


I was looking into what we should do with that pipe.

I wanna go with a 3.5" pipe out of the intercooler. instead of a 3"

Then have a 3.5"-4.75" aluminum reducer. have the 4.75" pipe about 8" long
Then have the MAF extenders in the 4.75" pipe, then have 2 pipes out of the 4.75" maf pipe into the TBS?


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