3000gt vr4 boost gauge install

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You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Fuel Cut or Boost Cut? Need Help fast! Thread starter Djames93 Start date Jul 5, Djames93 Probationary Member. Hello, I recently got a Talon tsi. The problem Im having is if I push the throttle too far the car will spool just fine but then during boost itll buck. If i let of the throttle just befor ethe buck it wont happen? Im thinking they put the 16g in without upgrading the injectors and fuel pump so its starving itself?

Ive also been told to check into my re-circulation because it could be that its not recirculated and needs to be, or I need a new MAF translator? Any help would be much appreciated, the faster the better!! Sort by date Sort by votes. Bud92gsx Welcome Wagon.

Not upgrading injectors on a 16g, which are notorious for creeping. Does it feel like you hit a brick wall under full boost.. Fuel cut.. I would also do a blt, to be safe..

But cut gets my vote. Upvote 0. Sounds like a boost leak to me. All versions of the 16g small, big, Evo3 can be ran at stock boost without upgrading the injectors, so long as your not creeping much past 10psi like Bud said.

Not recirculating also won't affect performance at wide open throttle, it causes issues when letting off the gas. It also might be a good idea to check your spark plugs gap.

You might be experiencing spark blowout. I'd do a boost leak test first though. Yes Bud the first time it happened it felt like i hit a wall, whole car bucked forward, scared the shit outta me. Wes, how would i tell the difference between a boost leak or fuel cut? Autozone rent able?

A boost leak is really common, and sometimes mistaken for parts need to be replaced or just hapened. Plugs are easy to check, and cheap to replace.. Make sure your gap is where it's supposed to be tho, under. A good thing about the stock ecu tho, is that fuel cut is a built in engine protection.. Basically engine protection for dummies.. I could see someone putting a gt35 on their dsm and trying to run x psi, on stock equipment. If the auto parts stores here even knew what boost was,I would bake them cookies.

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