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R34 Break Down Problem :(

ian_and1

By ian_and1,
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now if i drive the car dont floor it just slowly incrase my speed the tacho goes all the way up to 8000RPM, but as soon as i boot it, it does it again ? fuel pump or something to do with the fuel line maybe ? it's going on the dyno next week to see WTF it's doing also changing plugs over the w/e

Sounds to me like the vac line has fallen off the fuel reg

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well turbo has been taken off and sent back for a new replacement, few lil things wrong with it but the main one was the waste gate hole was 16mm but they are ment to be 25mm on the 430's, also car is running alot better pretty happy with the mechanics efforts so far

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now if i drive the car dont floor it just slowly incrase my speed the tacho goes all the way up to 8000RPM

are r34 limited to 8000 rpm? r33 is limited AT 7000rpm :(

haha another thing i forgot to mention car made 112kw :P running the way it was :)

haha my 33 had 155 stock and i was worried traffic light warriors (falcadore drivers) would beat me ;)

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are r34 limited to 8000 rpm? r33 is limited AT 7000rpm :(

haha my 33 had 155 stock and i was worried traffic light warriors (falcadore drivers) would beat me :O

think mine goes to 8000rpm but it goes past 7000rpm :O

well hopefully if they dont send me another faulty turbo should make a lil more than that :O

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