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Old 05-07-2008, 03:33 AM   #63 (permalink)
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Quote: Originally Posted by Drastic_Said View Post
what ems issue are you talking about?

there is no issue w/ the ems revving out to 7k.

i did so w/ the ems for the week i had it...


im not saying now... if i recall... back in the day... like in the early days of the srt4, i could of swarn there was a little issue with making power past 6k with ems.

i may be wrong... probably.
i just thought there was... nvm then


Quote: Originally Posted by nemiro View Post
There are other tables besides WOT Spark that are affecting you. That's all I can say.

is there anyway you can tell me what you mean? would you know what is up with 6k+ droping badly?


Quote: Originally Posted by nemiro View Post
Sorry to tell you, but a solid core wire on ANY computer controlled car is begging for problems. I really can't believe ANY plug wire manufacturer would make solid core wires for a modern EFI car. Yes, there are advantages to them - on a carb'd car running points ignition.


on the 15th im going to order a new set of plugs and wires... so we will see what happens then.. anything else other wise?
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