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hernandoApr-18-11 04:39 PM
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#133900, "Need tunning...vehicle in socal"


          

I've been trying to find a shop that will tune my car...i have yet to fix all the boost leaks and fix all the parts that can break...should be done by the end of the month. I have to feather the gas pedal to get the correct boost and can't go beyond 5500 rpm because i don't know the settings. I would truly appreciate a shop that can tune my car. so tired of seeing ricers barely getting beat by my car...i know it can do better but i cant hit high revs.

  

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RE: Need TUNING...vehicle in socal, AdministratorCODE4, Apr-18-11 05:05 PM, #1
RE: Need TUNING...vehicle in socal, Wes Tank, Apr-18-11 05:06 PM, #2
RE: Need TUNING...vehicle in socal, ez, Apr-19-11 11:40 AM, #3
      RE: Need TUNING...vehicle in socal, hernando, Apr-19-11 12:08 PM, #4
           RE: Need TUNING...vehicle in socal, AdministratorCODE4, Apr-19-11 12:10 PM, #5
           RE: Need TUNING...vehicle in socal, Moderatorteklein, Apr-19-11 12:21 PM, #6
                RE: Need TUNING...vehicle in socal, hernando, Apr-19-11 12:43 PM, #7
                     RE: Need TUNING...vehicle in socal, Moderatorteklein, Apr-19-11 12:50 PM, #8
                     RE: Need TUNING...vehicle in socal, Shake_Zulla, Apr-19-11 01:48 PM, #9
           RE: Need TUNING...vehicle in socal, AdministratorCODE4, Apr-19-11 02:02 PM, #10
                RE: Need TUNING...vehicle in socal, Shake_Zulla, Apr-19-11 04:49 PM, #11
                     RE: Need TUNING...vehicle in socal, bagged420a, Apr-19-11 06:31 PM, #12
                     RE: Need TUNING...vehicle in socal, hernando, Apr-20-11 12:43 PM, #13
                          RE: Need TUNING...vehicle in socal, streetlightning, Apr-20-11 01:44 PM, #14
                          RE: Need TUNING...vehicle in socal, Moderatorteklein, Apr-20-11 01:54 PM, #15

AdministratorCODE4Apr-18-11 05:05 PM
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#133901, "RE: Need TUNING...vehicle in socal"
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Apr-18-11 05:07 PM by CODE4



          

You need to provide a lot more information: such as your engine management system for starters. Start calling around your local speed shops and search the Internet for reviews.

EDIT: and tunning is spelled tuning. Use a spellchecker please.

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Wes TankApr-18-11 05:06 PM
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#133902, "RE: Need TUNING...vehicle in socal"
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Apr-18-11 05:08 PM by CODE4



          

***EDIT*** ^beat me to it.

Kind of hard to help you when you give us no real useful information at all. What are your mods, what tuning device do you have, where are you located, etc.

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ezApr-19-11 11:40 AM
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#133909, "RE: Need TUNING...vehicle in socal"
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You're in Riverside, so RRE in Santa Fe Springs is a 45 min drive away. They may give you some hate for bringing in a 420a, but they've helped tune 420a turbo's before.

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hernandoApr-19-11 12:08 PM
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#133910, "RE: Need TUNING...vehicle in socal"
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thank you and Ive BEEN getting hate for having a 420a....one dsmer told me you basically got a dsm body...thats the only thing thats dsm about it. i feel like my racial card....IM NOT WANTED ANYWHERE! lol, i cant claim jdm...i cant claim american...and if im not wanted as dsm then what the hell is my ride?!?!

as far as what i know...
greddy pro fec e-01 electronic lcd boost controller
air to fuel ratio guage
boost guage
greddy ti-c catback exhaust..i think its 4"
star stage 2 turbo kit:
turbonetics t4/t3 turbo
HKS front mount intercooler
HKS blow off valve
turbonetics wastegate(NEED GASKET!!)
18" Tenzo-R Mean 6 SILVER RIMS.

gonna need a garrett T25...being told turbonetics are not allowed in ca.

  

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AdministratorCODE4Apr-19-11 12:10 PM
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#133911, "RE: Need TUNING...vehicle in socal"
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So how do you expect to be tuned? You have no tuning hardware.

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ModeratortekleinApr-19-11 12:21 PM
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#133912, "RE: Need TUNING...vehicle in socal"
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Originally posted by CODE4
So how do you expect to be tuned? You have no tuning hardware.


I agree, I do not see FCD or missing link listed. Sure you are not hitting fuel cut?

  

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hernandoApr-19-11 12:43 PM
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#133913, "RE: Need TUNING...vehicle in socal"
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i get fuel cut off when i accelerate between 3k rpm....DAM...i either have yet to find the tunning hardware or find the missing link....or i gotta go get either one...where would i find these? I am trying my best to make this car be resurrected before it becomes junked. thanks.

  

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#133914, "RE: Need TUNING...vehicle in socal"
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Originally posted by hernando
i get fuel cut off when i accelerate between 3k rpm....DAM...i either have yet to find the tunning hardware or find the missing link....or i gotta go get either one...where would i find these? I am trying my best to make this car be resurrected before it becomes junked. thanks.


Because I am feeling nice:

http://www.symtechlabs.com/catalog/fuel-cut-defender-fcd-p-33.html

http://compare.ebay.com/like/170611140459?var=bingv<yp=AllFixedPriceItemTypes&var=sbar&rvr_id=226122664191&crlp=1_263602_325002&UA=%3F*F%3F&GUID=6ef7a0a812f0a06438000730ff801e3a&itemid=170611140459&ff4=263602_325002

Pick your poison. FCD is more reliable.

  

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Shake_ZullaApr-19-11 01:48 PM
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#133916, "RE: Need TUNING...vehicle in socal"
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Originally posted by hernando
i get fuel cut off when i accelerate between 3k rpm....DAM...i either have yet to find the tunning hardware or find the missing link....or i gotta go get either one...where would i find these? I am trying my best to make this car be resurrected before it becomes junked. thanks.


Is that like a hydroelectric dam? emoji

I didn't see any FMU in your list did your kit come with that? Wally 255? Did you buy this car with a turbo or did you do it yourself? If you bought it with a turbo you might want to do some research on how to turbo a 420A and check to make sure that whoever put it in didn't screw up anything else. The FCD or missing link is pretty basic knowledge for someone doing the work themselves on a 420A. Damn, good luck. emoji

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#133917, "RE: Need TUNING...vehicle in socal"
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Originally posted by hernando
i cant claim jdm...




So you are saying you are having problems when running a turbocharger on a stock naturally aspirator platform and stock fuel system?

You have much research to do. Or just pay someone to build it for you.

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Shake_ZullaApr-19-11 04:49 PM
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#133923, "RE: Need TUNING...vehicle in socal"
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Did anyone else catch the 4 inch exhaust? It might be a diesel. emoji

Sorry OP couldn't help myself. Take it to a shop and bring your check book.

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#133924, "RE: Need TUNING...vehicle in socal"
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Originally posted by Shake_Zulla
Did anyone else catch the 4 inch exhaust? It might be a diesel. emoji Sorry OP couldn't help myself. Take it to a shop and bring your check book.


haha I saw, but let it slide. Hope that check book is thick.

  

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hernandoApr-20-11 12:43 PM
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#133940, "RE: Need TUNING...vehicle in socal"
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its a bit excessive for an exhaust....i know. I am going to try the shop that was recommended and i will work on it or pay someone. It's a diamond in the rough and I can't bare to see it be junked by my hands.

  

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streetlightningApr-20-11 01:44 PM
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#133941, "RE: Need TUNING...vehicle in socal"
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Apr-20-11 01:46 PM by streetlightning

          

I think its a little late for that.. this is what you get when you buy a car from some one who gave up b/c they didnt know what they were doing.. as everyone's said you have a lot of research to do..either way as it sits, your going to have to invest some cash, one was is cheaper then the other.. but in your case. id recommend taking it some where and having them build it... you didnt get a diamond, you got a 1/2 assed turd.given you dont know much about whats in it.. its hard to believe the engine would be in good shape to boost, or continue to boost on if you got the right hardware.. i think some one tried to build it, couldnt get it to work right (like whats happening to you) and ditched it.

  

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#133942, "RE: Need TUNING...vehicle in socal"
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Originally posted by hernando
its a bit excessive for an exhaust....i know. I am going to try the shop that was recommended and i will work on it or pay someone. It's a diamond in the rough and I can't bare to see it be junked by my hands.


Greddy tiC never came in 4" for the FWD DSM. Its a 3" exhaust, possibly a 2.5".

  

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