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Old Feb 19, 2012 | 05:09 AM
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Old Feb 20, 2012 | 10:54 AM
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Hey so so far everything seems to be fine with my greddy kit. One thing ive been noticing is once I get to about a lil less then quarter tank of gas . If I nail it , it will bog n my wideband will read completely lean its happend to me about 5times now until I noticed that my car is going dry on gas n the car is running completely lean. Im now a lil,worried that ive done some kind of damage to my motor. Also is it normal.for the walhbro to do this at around quarter tank range. What you.guys think?
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Old Feb 20, 2012 | 11:47 AM
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Mine does this exactly the same. Quarter tank of gas, first gear, GUN it and it dies.

Problem: fuel is moving away from the pick up point inside the tank caused by heavy movement of the car. (like water will fly out of your glass if you move it quickly)

Solution: fuel surge system! (fullblown)

I get this problem also with HALF a tank of gas during a sharp left turn and gunning it.

Its not good btw. Car just goes extremely lean. Try to always run the tank at least half full or get a fuel surge system..
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Old Feb 20, 2012 | 12:13 PM
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I only get it at quarter tank. U think I should be worried about any kind of engine damage
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Old Feb 20, 2012 | 12:50 PM
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Hard to tell. Usually engines are killed under running lean conditions, but then again they run lean on a wot run for longer periods of time so heat has a chance to build up.

In our case, he car dies for a single moment shorter than 1 sec. Its not good but i dont THINK it will ruin the engine after only a couple of occasions. But i can be wrong. You SHOULD avoid those moments by keeping an eye on your fuel level or getting a fuel surge kit. Fb has a really nice plug and plat kit that im gonna get!
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Old Feb 28, 2012 | 06:46 PM
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If any of you guys have a new/used pfab manifold replicament I have cash in hand also willing to trade for my greddy mani plus cash on top.
Text or call 2532026913
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Old Feb 28, 2012 | 08:16 PM
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Originally Posted by S2KCHRIS305
Hey so so far everything seems to be fine with my greddy kit. One thing ive been noticing is once I get to about a lil less then quarter tank of gas . If I nail it , it will bog n my wideband will read completely lean its happend to me about 5times now until I noticed that my car is going dry on gas n the car is running completely lean. Im now a lil,worried that ive done some kind of damage to my motor. Also is it normal.for the walhbro to do this at around quarter tank range. What you.guys think?

Originally Posted by Nyther
Mine does this exactly the same. Quarter tank of gas, first gear, GUN it and it dies.

Problem: fuel is moving away from the pick up point inside the tank caused by heavy movement of the car. (like water will fly out of your glass if you move it quickly)

Solution: fuel surge system! (fullblown)

I get this problem also with HALF a tank of gas during a sharp left turn and gunning it.

Its not good btw. Car just goes extremely lean. Try to always run the tank at least half full or get a fuel surge system..

are you guys using the 45 degree fuel filter or the 90 degree? check that.
also check to make sure your fuel floater didn't get bent when installing the fuel pump (make sure it's reading correctly).
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Old Feb 29, 2012 | 07:52 AM
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Originally Posted by S2k.berto
If any of you guys have a new/used pfab manifold replicament I have cash in hand also willing to trade for my greddy mani plus cash on top.
Text or call 2532026913
If you find a Pfab for sale only, I'll buy your Greddy lol
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Old Mar 1, 2012 | 10:21 AM
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90degree filter is used. The angled one hits the floater.
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Old Mar 1, 2012 | 11:14 AM
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Originally Posted by skoundrel
Originally Posted by S2k.berto' timestamp='1330487219' post='21461179
If any of you guys have a new/used pfab manifold replicament I have cash in hand also willing to trade for my greddy mani plus cash on top.
Text or call 2532026913
If you find a Pfab for sale only, I'll buy your Greddy lol
Bought one shoot me a price and pay the shipping its yours
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