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hey guys ive been noticing a jolt in my S2 stag over the last week or so.. it only happenes between about 4500 to 5200 rpm, it feals like its jumping between boosts mayb :S but ive earthed that wire so it should be a constant 8psi right?? the engin revs in nuteral fine so its getting the power from the engin to the floor.. i had a space saver on for about 350 kms, sounda bad i no but i just couldnt afford a tyer at that time (petty, loan etc etc :D....) it deff happenes in 1st and 2nd (its auto btw) tryed going for a launch yeterday b4 work but couldnt get a good bit of road to try if its happening in 3rd or 4th haha.

my guess is its either a sus connection where i earthed it.

4wd system or the gear box :S but that pretty much duznt count ne thing out..

thanx guys :D

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search R&R or "rich and retard"

i had a look at the timing the other day and it came up as 15... i hooked the clamp on the timing light up to a wire at the back of the engin bay (pretty sure it was yellow) but i heard that reads double :S duz this mean im heaps out?? i have a sticker on the fire wall that says the timing is 15 at 650 rpm and yes the air con was off. also i tryed just reving it out with out having my foot to the floor and it didnt seem to do it :S it was my own street so had to chill :D but still

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no some lights read double but not all (most super cheap ones :D ). if you got 15 it is probably right.

yeh it was a supercheep one but i cant emagin it would b exactly out by half :S and that silver thing (duno what its called :)) that changes the timing is lined up with heaps of white out marks :S semi keen just to get all the packs, spark plugs etc done as its probly time b4 i spend it on other stupid shit :P

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