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Another suggestion is to check your fuel and ignition maps. With a different standalone engine management system I have seen what can be perceived as "rough" running if there are spikes/outliers/non-smooth regions in the maps. Though, not sure if this applies to your system...? Just a thou...

Do you have a wideband o2 sensor and portable meter like the innovate motorsports setup: http://www.innovatemotorsports.com/products/lm2.php for measuring air-fuel ratio? With the WBo2 sensor in the exhaust clamp you can hook it up in 2 min and measure/log while driving/idling/etc. to make sure fuel...

I would double check cam timing to make sure you didn't jump the timing belt. You are so close, don't give up, keep at it!

Probably obvious as well, but I would make sure there are no air leaks.

Jes

No the fuel pump relay is the L-Jet double-relay at the firewall in the vicinity of the coolant bottle. It is behind the "cover" hanging off the cowl. The AFM provides input to the double relay (so does ignition switch).
Jes

Check your regulations regarding scatter shield or consider one regardless for piece of mind... BTW, I'm not sure finding pics of such flywheels on the internet legitimize anything - people do crazy stuff in ignorance... Anyway, sounds like you have it figured out, but I would make sure to get an ex...

beyond that ill build an engine for which i already have a steel flywheel made, which will be attached to a driveshaft i acquired with a cv at the front and universal joints attaching to the gearbox and at the centre. DSC00002.jpg Is that your engine flywheel? Are you actually running that? :shock:...

Although GM said "over", maybe it isn't quite over yet: http://money.cnn.com/2009/12/20/autos/s ... /index.htm
Spyker making new attempt... Was the Friday closure announcement by GM just a tactic to get renewed interest from potential buyers?
Jes

Unfortunately, Saab is dead: http://money.cnn.com/2009/12/18/autos/saab_closed/index.htm GM announced today that it is over. This morning I noticed that our local Saab dealer's signs were already covered with Mitsubishi banners. :cry: VAG is probably better off with Audi going up against BMW. I don'...

Zamani wrote:Well I'm definitely making my car wider that's probably a good place to start for a budget racer

Zamani,
Sent me an email if you are interested in custom width Dedion with adjustable camber
Jes

I suppose you are talking about turn 8 at Willow Springs. You have the back straight preceding the turn, and in most cars it is full throttle all the way from turn 6 :shock: Some lines through turn 8 will take you over uneven surface and the car will skid, but at full throttle all the way from turn ...

Chuck, That first video is from inside Colin's GTV6 - the car you are considering. The GTV6 he is chasing and passing is a 24v. Personally, I think Colin is making a mistake considering selling his car. He will never have the time to build something similar, and it will cost considerably more than w...

Yes, the car is in Southern California - Colin lives 2 min from me - literally. I will email you his contact info. BTW, if you are thinking of getting into track activity I would suggest a well-handling low-powered car. It will force you to develop good skills, and it is far safer than a high horsep...

Chuck, I don't think Colin checks the GTV6 - not even sure if he remembers his PW anymore. Send me an email if you want his contact info. It is a well sorted and fast race car despite having a stock 2.5 V6. Engine could need replacement (needs headgasket) and it may suit you since you are looking to...

My 3.7 still has not seen serious track time - been too busy with work, buying new house, keeping my current race car running, and get quality time with family. However, the 3.7 race car is currently in pieces as I'm doing some major changes to it, yes, drive line. I will be running a one piece carb...

The original poster didn't specify, but I assume this is:
1. for a street car
2. needs to pass CA smog (at least the sniffer)
3. needs to run on lousy quality CA "premium" fuel

Listing all constraints may help suggestions.

Jes