G'day guys n gals,
I ran my car down the quater last night and found a problem. She stops pulling at about 4,700 rpm. Holding the gear any longer the car wont pick up speed nor pick up revs. So i was changing gear early and therefore having less revs for the next gear. My car has been converted to 5speed and still has the auto ECU in it. Could this be the problem? its the only one i can think of at the moment.
THanks appreciate the help!
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You wont make any more power above that Rpm anyway.
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Rollin's did this a while ago, a new cam fixed it. Hehe, there's your excuse! GEt a big cam! :)
Mine did it too before I changed the engine. Haven't gotten round to opening it up yet but I suspect I burned the valves. Was gutless all through the rev range up to 4000, where it started to fart.
Also, your timing chain could have slipped. Highly unlikely though.
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Won't make any more power above 4700rpm...BS...sure it might not make any higher amounts of power but it sure beats the amount of power that the rear wheels are going to be getting in the next gear.
I'd definatey find the source of this problem mate, it might hyave somethign to do with the ECU like you said, or a fuel starvation problem.
BTW, the rev limiter is meant to be at ~5500rpm.
Trendy : no i havent had it removed. VOXACE : thats what i was thinking it was hindering my times too.. hmm jase, best out of 3 runs was 15.704 or something. i starting feelign very seedy and i yacked so i left early (pussy). been in bed all day. could of got it down to 15.5 i reckon.. lots of mistakes plus this rev thing is pissing me off. Perana : how would i check the throttle cable? rev it in neutral?
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