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ZoomZ 05-02-2024 01:55 PM

Car Sluggish
 
Hi guys,

2017 Nismo. I did a few upgrades over the winter and did my first drive today.

Installed FI TDX catback and Soho CAI.

Reverted back to OEM Flywheel and clutch ( removed Zspeed lightweight)

The throttle is extremely unresponsive and car does not want to accelerate with pedal to floor.

I tried to climb a short hill in 2nd gear, with pedal floored, and it was not accelerating.

No lurching or sputtering, or any roughness noted.

Is this normal for breathing mod updates such as mine? Am I only able to resolve this with a tune?

No CEL.

Thanks in advance

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ZoomZ 05-02-2024 02:04 PM

I just did a thorough search and seems that this is common issue and I need a tune.

Will driving long distance, allow ECU to adjust?

will a ECU reset help out?

53,000 Km.

Averying 05-03-2024 04:52 AM

2.5” or 3” CAI? A tune will definitely help but your issue sounds a little extreme. Although not recommended, I think a lot of people do exhaust and intake without a tune and don’t have the issue you’re having.


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Smokey Nagata 05-03-2024 12:42 PM

The SOHO custom intakes are 2.71" in diameter and per their install instructions/recommendations the vehicle will not run correctly without a tune after install ! Some vehicles wont start at all due to the maf sensors reading incorrect ratios and logging the ecu.

ZoomZ 05-03-2024 06:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Averying (Post 4050405)
2.5” or 3” CAI? A tune will definitely help but your issue sounds a little extreme. Although not recommended, I think a lot of people do exhaust and intake without a tune and don’t have the issue you’re having.


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They are 69mm, same as thtottle bodies.

ZoomZ 05-03-2024 07:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Smokey Nagata (Post 4050429)
The SOHO custom intakes are 2.71" in diameter and per their install instructions/recommendations the vehicle will not run correctly without a tune after install ! Some vehicles wont start at all due to the maf sensors reading incorrect ratios and logging the ecu.


I dont remember an install manual. In fact, I think I just got some pictures sent to me from soho after I asked them about a manual/instructions.

Having said that, on their website it states:

*A TUNE IS REQUIRED TO ACHIEVE MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE*

Nothing about it won't run correctly. Not trying to be an ***. I aknowledged the potential for engine faults. Nor am I blaming SOHO for anything.

If their statement said what you quote: "per their install instructions/recommendations the vehicle will not run correctly without a tune after install "
I wouldn't be here asking questions. I'd be getting a tune. ;)

I would love a copy of your installation guide, if you still have it. Maybe I did something wrong. :tiphat:

ZoomZ 05-03-2024 07:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Averying (Post 4050405)
2.5” or 3” CAI? A tune will definitely help but your issue sounds a little extreme. Although not recommended, I think a lot of people do exhaust and intake without a tune and don’t have the issue you’re having.


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Finally threw some codes. P0101 and P010B. MAF sensor circuit bank 1 bank 2.

Nissan did a check on live data and B1 B2 Alphas at 135% !

So, running very lean. I noticed my fuel tank litterally emptying in front of my eyes.

Very extreme for such a minor bolt on.

Rusty 05-03-2024 08:20 PM

The Z1 long tube intake is big as you can go in diameter before needing a tune. Anything bigger needs a tune. Anything bigger upsets the air flow. There has been a few posts on this issue.

Kzonts 05-04-2024 03:10 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ZoomZ (Post 4050438)
Finally threw some codes. P0101 and P010B. MAF sensor circuit bank 1 bank 2.

Nissan did a check on live data and B1 B2 Alphas at 135% !

So, running very lean. I noticed my fuel tank litterally emptying in front of my eyes.

Very extreme for such a minor bolt on.

That’s crazy!

Spooler 05-04-2024 11:55 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ZoomZ (Post 4050438)
Finally threw some codes. P0101 and P010B. MAF sensor circuit bank 1 bank 2.

Nissan did a check on live data and B1 B2 Alphas at 135% !

So, running very lean. I noticed my fuel tank litterally emptying in front of my eyes.

Very extreme for such a minor bolt on.

If it was running lean, it does not have enough fuel.

ZoomZ 05-05-2024 09:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rusty (Post 4050439)
The Z1 long tube intake is big as you can go in diameter before needing a tune. Anything bigger needs a tune. Anything bigger upsets the air flow. There has been a few posts on this issue.



Whats the size of the Z1 vs the soho 69mm? Can it be that much?

ZoomZ 05-05-2024 09:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Spooler (Post 4050452)
If it was running lean, it does not have enough fuel.

So doesnt ECU add more fuel to compensate in lean condition?

From FSM:

"The signal then triggers a reduction in fuel volume if the mixture ratio is rich, and an increase in
fuel volume if it is lean."

Rusty 05-05-2024 10:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ZoomZ (Post 4050469)
So doesnt ECU add more fuel to compensate in lean condition?

From FSM:

"The signal then triggers a reduction in fuel volume if the mixture ratio is rich, and an increase in
fuel volume if it is lean."

The ecu can only do so much before a tune is needed. You hit that point.

ZoomZ 05-06-2024 09:00 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rusty (Post 4050471)
The ecu can only do so much before a tune is needed. You hit that point.

Correct and I understand that.

Smokey Nagata 05-06-2024 02:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ZoomZ (Post 4050437)
I dont remember an install manual. In fact, I think I just got some pictures sent to me from soho after I asked them about a manual/instructions.

Having said that, on their website it states:

*A TUNE IS REQUIRED TO ACHIEVE MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE*

Nothing about it won't run correctly. Not trying to be an ***. I aknowledged the potential for engine faults. Nor am I blaming SOHO for anything.

If their statement said what you quote: "per their install instructions/recommendations the vehicle will not run correctly without a tune after install "
I wouldn't be here asking questions. I'd be getting a tune. ;)

I would love a copy of your installation guide, if you still have it. Maybe I did something wrong. :tiphat:

I do not have the instillation print out any longer. But if you contact them directly, they will give you the same information ! I'm actually surprised your car was running outside of a limp mode at all without a tune with these intakes. Nice pieces but yes, they require a tune not just for "maximum performance" as they may advertise but just in general.


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