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Hi just got a 93 r32 gtst with 229rwkw with all d supporting mods when i got it had very low fuel and was running sweet, i fangd it a little before desperetly looking 4 a servo found a shitty 1 caltex/safeway and put 95 octane car ran good until i got home ane turned it back on in about 20mins or so it sounded very different to the usual rb note and it kept spluttering as soon as it hit boost it goes away here n then but really noticable on high revs at full boost, what can this be help really appreciated please as i have no idea real noob, and the cheapeat possible way to fix it???

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Hi just got a 93 r32 gtst with 229rwkw with all d supporting mods when i got it had very low fuel and was running sweet, i fangd it a little before desperetly looking 4 a servo found a shitty 1 caltex/safeway and put 95 octane car ran good until i got home ane turned it back on in about 20mins or so it sounded very different to the usual rb note and it kept spluttering as soon as it hit boost it goes away here n then but really noticable on high revs at full boost, what can this be help really appreciated please as i have no idea real noob, and the cheapeat possible way to fix it???

pay the extra few cents for 98 octane when filling up

Just noticed it starts to sound like a wrx and splutter after i drive it 4 like 3mins on boost, u rekon it can b d coilpacks they were installed like 4years ago yellow jackets

if your still on 95 octane then stop boosting, if your back on 98 and still playing up i would pull out the plugs and check

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