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Hey Guys,

Lately i have been experiencing problems with my R33 GTST.

Mods are: FMIC

3in zorst

Boost to 10psi(bleed valve)

Plugs gapped to .75

(Stock bov)

I Have a problem when accelerating in the low rpm range. It seems to miss completely and jump violently when accelerating. It also stalls when idleing. It sometimes feels like someone is jaming the brakes on when driving.

I have a feeling it could be the airflow meter.

Anyone else have any suggestions????

I realy need some help because it is realy un-driveable at the moment

Any Help. PLEASE???????????

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Hey Mate I don't have a specific recommendation for you problem, but try a search for "missfire" it is a very common problem.

Most likely are plugs and/or gaps (maybe not in your case if they are already gapped down)

Dirty Air Flow Meter

Failing/cracked coil packs

Possibly CAS or Ignitor pack

Dirty injectors

Fuel pump dying.

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