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June 17th, 2011, 02:06 PM
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Cold natured EFI?
My newest project is an 89 GT vert. When the engine is not p to tempature, it has a miss. little bit of a popping out of the intake, once it is up to temp, no issues. What could this be. I do not know much history about the car but here is a list of a few mods.
Cobra intake GT40p's Pro flow mass air for 24# 24# injectors Shortys after market throttle body (unknown which one, havent looked into it much yet) Mac CAI and unknown cam, said it was an E cam, but has a very rough idle. car is gutless less than 2k and starts to get very torqy around 3k any thing you would recomend to check woud be greatly apprectiated. |
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