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post Oct 15, 2006 - 3:45 AM
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The other day I was driving up a big looong hill, and decided it give er a bit. I was boosting around 10-11 that night, got up to about 5500-6000 rpm and then she TOTALLY bogged down. It felt like someone slammed on the brakes. This is the first time its done this. I have a hks fcd installed. is there any way to "test" it to see if it working properly?

I also noticed my EGT's were high (1400+) and as soon as I let up they started to drop back down.


Any input?




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post Oct 16, 2006 - 1:03 PM
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QUOTE(JDM_ST205_WRC @ Oct 16, 2006 - 10:08 AM) [snapback]492140[/snapback]

Fitting an FCD is suicide, pure & simple.

The fuel cut is there for a reason, the reason is it stops the car leaning out, want to know what leaning out is… you probably just did it!!

Your fuel leaned out, the intake temps went sky high, EGT’s go through the roof, loadsa knock, ecu retards timing & brings in the VSV you feel a sudden slam & car runs like a 3 legged dog.

So many owners have killed their engines over here because of the FCD’s… no one uses them anymore wink.gif



what you said is only true for the 3rd gen 3sgte. he has a 2nd gen 3sgte that uses the afm to measure air. the map sensor on that motor is ONLY used for fuel cut and for the factory boost gauge. its totally safe to install an fcd on a 2nd gen motor.


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