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SemperboostMar-24-02 04:17 PM
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#18385, "Flat spot on boost curve"


          

I have a Star Kit w/ starion I/C and everytime I'm at say 1/2 throttle cruising at 3k then I push it 3/4 to almost full I get a hesitation and the A/F goes lean until i reach 4.5 then goes rich. I've checked my plugs, wires and have done the fuel pump mod but still can't figure it out. I remember I think Stan said that is the nature of a FPR cuz at 0lbs there is a flat spot. Is there any way to cure this? thanks

ALvin

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toykillaMar-24-02 08:25 PM
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#18386, "RE: Flat spot on boost curve"
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doesnt matter what your air/fuel says unless your flooring it. Also, its completely normal for a/f to go lean, then rich when you floor it.

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SemperboostMar-25-02 06:36 AM
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Mechanically speaking how does that Vortech FPR work?...thanks

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