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ok i have 96 s2 r33 gtst

i got the car stock as a rock except for a pod filter...

car ran absoultally perfect...

now everything ive done is cut/bridged out that factory boost controller that gives extra boost

at 4,500rpm.so i havent turned up the boost other then that mod.it had a stock cooler and it was starting to ping etc so i put on a front mount cooler pinging went away... then probally about this time i think its my coils are breaking up and doing weird arse machine gun shots some times when im giving it all hell..now ive just put on a 3 inch turbo back exhaust,fmic,pod ,atmo bov,

im still getting this what i think is the coils playing up but also im getting some pinging as well ive always run 98 octane fuel...what should i do next..i want it back to running sweet and how it should with all these mods if i gotta spend some dollors i dont mind any help much appreciated...

also what boost should it be running now with these mods???

what next????

cheers thanks guys for th info...

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ok i have 96 s2 r33 gtst

i got the car stock as a rock except for a pod filter...

car ran absoultally perfect...

now everything ive done is cut/bridged out that factory boost controller that gives extra boost

at 4,500rpm.so i havent turned up the boost other then that mod.it had a stock cooler and it was starting to ping etc so i put on a front mount cooler pinging went away... then probally about this time i think its my coils are breaking up and doing weird arse machine gun shots some times when im giving it all hell..now ive just put on a 3 inch turbo back exhaust,fmic,pod ,atmo bov,

im still getting this what i think is the coils playing up but also im getting some pinging as well ive always run 98 octane fuel...what should i do next..i want it back to running sweet and how it should with all these mods if i gotta spend some dollors i dont mind any help much appreciated...

also what boost should it be running now with these mods???

what next????

cheers thanks guys for th info...

Best to change the coils this might smoothen things up as well as check or afr's might help in the pinging area

had the exact same problem!

check plugs, coils etc. if problem still persists, see your local dyno tuner. That was my scenario....did some runs, ran a fuel flow test etc. I had wrong sparks in, timing was off and discovered the pump was lazy. Replaced sparks and under tuned the car to be safe until I go back and install a walbro. currently organising an arc sidemount to replace the standard one before I go back for the walbro pump and tune. :)

on another topic, I first witnessed the change in skylines with different climates...goes so much harder in the cold :( turbos and husky's have much in common.

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