turbofreek
batcrap crazy racing team
that it has. ive made big progress today. im down to only 2 things remaining before its ready for tnt.
wasnt trying to. if you notice i didnt even shift till 500ft cuz of the converter tightness.6.30/110mph on just 3.5psi!? You’re giving me an inferiority complex!
mine are ran in the exact same harness plug pigtail. i cant move them from there but are seperated immediately from the pigtail.Man that sucks. I chased a similar problem for weeks when I had the Fitech and a distributor. It would just cut out under different circumstances but mostly as it got into boost. A buddy reminded me to make sure any high output wires weren’t running parallel to any of the ECU wires. Sure enough when I checked my wire runs I noticed my coil wire ran parallel to the ECU ignition wire, so I reran them but crossed instead of parallel to each other and boom, problem gone!
holley only allows it for gm ls and ford coyote to bypass the cam sync after firing up. it was one of the first things we considered. few weeks ago car ran a few clean no error passes. thought we had it dealt with. then it just showed up again for no apparent reasoning what so ever. must be rf interference but from where...still hunting it down but out of ideas. seperated coil wiring from crank sensor wiring. cam sensor is what errors all the dang time but its all by itself more or less. ive checked the cam wheel on the cam sprocket and it isnt loose either. exhausted of ideas honestly. enough so ive not even touched the car since getting back from sct.Have you verified crank trigger and cam sync setup and placement? Sounds like the cam sync is off. Is the injection strategy set up as sequential? Try untimed sequential so it only uses cam sync for startup.
Untimed sequential is just that. I was mistaken in that it doesn’t use the cam synch at all. It’s easy to do and easy to put back. Worth a shot anyhow. If it’s RF, where’s it coming from and have you tested for it? Anything running near the alternator? Get out the roll of aluminum foil and start wrapping wires!holley only allows it for gm ls and ford coyote to bypass the cam sync after firing up. it was one of the first things we considered. few weeks ago car ran a few clean no error passes. thought we had it dealt with. then it just showed up again for no apparent reasoning what so ever. must be rf interference but from where...still hunting it down but out of ideas. seperated coil wiring from crank sensor wiring. cam sensor is what errors all the dang time but its all by itself more or less. ive checked the cam wheel on the cam sprocket and it isnt loose either. exhausted of ideas honestly. enough so ive not even touched the car since getting back from sct.
very 1st pass i made last weekend and then the 2nd round and last pass i made. you can see the car just quit running and then keep on going after. i never lifted off the accelerator. was hoping it would epically explode. so i could build a g2 and twin 88s...which im saving for now. sick of this ****. i wanna race not f around and not find out it wont run cleanly. imagine what it could do at 25psi vs the 3.5 it has ran 6.27 cleanly at.
This ^ and I’ll add to it by saying you need to terminate the shield to ground.Mine all go through the same hole as well. The cam and crank wires should be separate, shielded 3 conductor from the ecu to the crank and cam. Anything less and you’ll have issues.