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Shimy87
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Re: Spooling help
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Reply #15 on:
July 23 2014, 07:57:07 PM »
It appears I have a 2600- 2700 convertor. I think once I get the first gear fuel and timing tuned it will be okay. Suprisingly its REALLY rich with base settings and that is killing my spool. I will report back tommorrow, changing starter and tuning some more then.
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87 GN, K&N cold air, gutted cat, TT 5.7 chip, AFPR, 340 Walbro w/ hotwire, 60 LBS injectors, 981 valve springs, 206/206 Cam, RJC Powerplate, LS1 MAF & translator, Vacuum brakes, Hellwig rear sway bar, Energy suspension poly bushings, Razors Alky, Pypes exhaust, 5931 turbo, CK9.5 converter
Steve Wood
Turbo Street Outlaw
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Re: Spooling help
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Reply #16 on:
July 23 2014, 08:28:26 PM »
set the chip as per the method on my page that I gave you before
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Steve Wood
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A lot of broken parts does not make you a racer; it makes you a slow learner.
Shimy87
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Re: Spooling help
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Reply #17 on:
July 24 2014, 06:16:30 PM »
Tuning is going well. Starter went in easy but still very sluggish. Cleaned connections at starter when installed. Next step is to find other end of wires and clean those connections. Any advise or direction here would be greatly appreciated. Damn near stranded me while tuning as you need to shut off to adjust chip. And I am in middle of nowhere to tune....no traffic or police.
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87 GN, K&N cold air, gutted cat, TT 5.7 chip, AFPR, 340 Walbro w/ hotwire, 60 LBS injectors, 981 valve springs, 206/206 Cam, RJC Powerplate, LS1 MAF & translator, Vacuum brakes, Hellwig rear sway bar, Energy suspension poly bushings, Razors Alky, Pypes exhaust, 5931 turbo, CK9.5 converter
Steve Wood
Turbo Street Outlaw
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Re: Spooling help
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Reply #18 on:
July 24 2014, 06:27:35 PM »
check the cleanliness of the starter cable at both ends. Then check the voltage on the battery while it is cranking....so
unds possibly like a weak cell in the battery but that's why god created volt meters.
Be sure the ground cable is firmly attached to the turbo support bracket and is not loose...will not hurt to clean that connection as well. I have seen a number of people that drove around with that connection unattached and the only ground on the car was the small wire going to the inner fender.
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Steve Wood
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larrym
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Spooling help
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July 24 2014, 06:28:21 PM »
Battery?
Mobile larrym
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Scoobum
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Re: Spooling help
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Reply #20 on:
July 24 2014, 06:43:22 PM »
As wire gets older it builds up resistance and also gets brittle. Replacing the cables from 1987 is never a bad idea.
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Shimy87
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Re: Spooling help
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Reply #21 on:
July 24 2014, 10:19:23 PM »
Again Mr. Wood, your right on the money! When I changed the turbo I didnt see that ground cable was attached there. Put it all back and didnt reconnect it
im sure that was causing me the trouble with the alky system to, as the fix for that was to put a direct ground to the Map. Thanks again Steve
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87 GN, K&N cold air, gutted cat, TT 5.7 chip, AFPR, 340 Walbro w/ hotwire, 60 LBS injectors, 981 valve springs, 206/206 Cam, RJC Powerplate, LS1 MAF & translator, Vacuum brakes, Hellwig rear sway bar, Energy suspension poly bushings, Razors Alky, Pypes exhaust, 5931 turbo, CK9.5 converter
Steve Wood
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Re: Spooling help
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Reply #22 on:
July 24 2014, 10:53:13 PM »
LOL
so did you put it on and does it crank better now?
Don't feel bad, I have seen them left off quite a few times...
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Steve Wood
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Steve Wood
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Re: Spooling help
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Reply #23 on:
July 26 2014, 06:33:11 PM »
Do I need to come up there and kick you in the head to find out if that fixed the starter?
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Steve Wood
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A lot of broken parts does not make you a racer; it makes you a slow learner.
Shimy87
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Re: Spooling help
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Reply #24 on:
July 26 2014, 11:14:24 PM »
Ouch!! Dont know yet. Reattached it abour 10 the other night but havent run the car since. Ill post up results but I'm gussing That will have solved my problem
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87 GN, K&N cold air, gutted cat, TT 5.7 chip, AFPR, 340 Walbro w/ hotwire, 60 LBS injectors, 981 valve springs, 206/206 Cam, RJC Powerplate, LS1 MAF & translator, Vacuum brakes, Hellwig rear sway bar, Energy suspension poly bushings, Razors Alky, Pypes exhaust, 5931 turbo, CK9.5 converter
Shimy87
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Re: Spooling help
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Reply #25 on:
July 31 2014, 10:11:11 AM »
finally drove it agan this morning....sta
rter works awesome.....sp
ins twice as fast as old one. On the spool also, after some tuning its is good, and I still havent fine tuned, starter issue, but i think it will suit my needs. Much stronger car now, lose traction a bit when it hits second, never happend with stock turbo. O2's top of thrid at 792 so there is a bit left there, and more down low
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87 GN, K&N cold air, gutted cat, TT 5.7 chip, AFPR, 340 Walbro w/ hotwire, 60 LBS injectors, 981 valve springs, 206/206 Cam, RJC Powerplate, LS1 MAF & translator, Vacuum brakes, Hellwig rear sway bar, Energy suspension poly bushings, Razors Alky, Pypes exhaust, 5931 turbo, CK9.5 converter
Steve Wood
Turbo Street Outlaw
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Re: Spooling help
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Reply #26 on:
July 31 2014, 02:04:49 PM »
Ain't science amazing!?
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Steve Wood
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A lot of broken parts does not make you a racer; it makes you a slow learner.
Steve Wood
Turbo Street Outlaw
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PSI: 34
Re: Spooling help
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Reply #27 on:
July 31 2014, 02:11:01 PM »
how does it run from a roll? I would think it would get up and get it?
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Steve Wood
http://www.vortexbuicks-etc.com
A lot of broken parts does not make you a racer; it makes you a slow learner.
Shimy87
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Re: Spooling help
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Reply #28 on:
July 31 2014, 03:13:45 PM »
Very strong! September 27 is the next time I can get it to a track. Cant wait to see what it runs. If a few things come together I might be able to get some Nitto's on it by then.
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87 GN, K&N cold air, gutted cat, TT 5.7 chip, AFPR, 340 Walbro w/ hotwire, 60 LBS injectors, 981 valve springs, 206/206 Cam, RJC Powerplate, LS1 MAF & translator, Vacuum brakes, Hellwig rear sway bar, Energy suspension poly bushings, Razors Alky, Pypes exhaust, 5931 turbo, CK9.5 converter
Steve Wood
Turbo Street Outlaw
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PSI: 34
Re: Spooling help
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Reply #29 on:
July 31 2014, 07:58:51 PM »
with those tires, you don't have a chance, I don't think... On the other hand, it may be too weak on the bottom end to blow them away on a sticky track and it might not be too bad...altho they might go up in smoke about 25 mph...I guess you won't know til you try them. If you have Nittos, it may come out slow until the boost gets up...again, I guess you have to try it to know for sure.
You may get an indication by how bad, if at all, they spin on the street
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Steve Wood
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A lot of broken parts does not make you a racer; it makes you a slow learner.
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