I'm having a problem when I'm running under 3500RPM's, 2 issues in particular.
1. A turbolag or delayed reaction from a standing stop or slight roll in first gear
2. A surging or bucking effect while cruising in any gear under 3500RPM's
Have had this setup on the car for about 3 months and 4500 miles now. Both effects have been evident since day 1 but have become slightly more obvious since my few trips to the strip. I let fellow NSXer Larry Bastanza drive the car this past weekend and he confirmed it.
Has anyone else encountered these problems?
What is it and what can be done?
While it has been a bit annoying, the turbo lag almost got me hit recently while trying to change lanes on the highway.
For good measure, I'm planning on changing out the plugs tomorrow and may look at swapping out coils one by one if that doesn't work.
I have spoken with CT and the numbers (O2 sensor, A/F ratio, etc) seem ok.
Larry B suggested it may be generationg too much heat and to put the 6lb pulley on to see what that does.
Anyone have any other thoughts?
Thanks In Advance
1. A turbolag or delayed reaction from a standing stop or slight roll in first gear
2. A surging or bucking effect while cruising in any gear under 3500RPM's
Have had this setup on the car for about 3 months and 4500 miles now. Both effects have been evident since day 1 but have become slightly more obvious since my few trips to the strip. I let fellow NSXer Larry Bastanza drive the car this past weekend and he confirmed it.
Has anyone else encountered these problems?
What is it and what can be done?
While it has been a bit annoying, the turbo lag almost got me hit recently while trying to change lanes on the highway.
For good measure, I'm planning on changing out the plugs tomorrow and may look at swapping out coils one by one if that doesn't work.
I have spoken with CT and the numbers (O2 sensor, A/F ratio, etc) seem ok.
Larry B suggested it may be generationg too much heat and to put the 6lb pulley on to see what that does.
Anyone have any other thoughts?
Thanks In Advance