diatenshi
10+ Year Contributor
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- Aug 15, 2008
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Tampa,
Florida
I have a few random and intermittent issues with my GST I just picked up. I just got it last night and it is my first DSM. Sold my S14 240 to get it : P
It has a 6 bolt swap, 16g turbo, 1g rods and pistons, 650cc injectors and safc2 to name the major mods at 15lbs.
The issues I am having are it normally idles horrid, and vibrates alot, and if you would let off the clutch it would dip to 2-300 or just stall, which I am told DSM Link will fix, but just today it now idles at 2k rpm and does not seem to want to go down.
The other issue is when cruising at any speed it seems after about 15 minutes of driving, it will randomly begin to sputter if you try to accelerate at any rate. If i press the clutch in, let it drop to about 1k then let it back out, it will resume just fine. It seems to get worse the longer I drive it consecutively. Once it cools down it seems to go away.
It only seems to happen while cruising, if you lay in to boost, slow down, lay in again, it will never happen and you could do that all day long. Only after a bit of consistent speed / rpm.
Any ideas?
I appreciate the help!
Dan
It has a 6 bolt swap, 16g turbo, 1g rods and pistons, 650cc injectors and safc2 to name the major mods at 15lbs.
The issues I am having are it normally idles horrid, and vibrates alot, and if you would let off the clutch it would dip to 2-300 or just stall, which I am told DSM Link will fix, but just today it now idles at 2k rpm and does not seem to want to go down.
The other issue is when cruising at any speed it seems after about 15 minutes of driving, it will randomly begin to sputter if you try to accelerate at any rate. If i press the clutch in, let it drop to about 1k then let it back out, it will resume just fine. It seems to get worse the longer I drive it consecutively. Once it cools down it seems to go away.
It only seems to happen while cruising, if you lay in to boost, slow down, lay in again, it will never happen and you could do that all day long. Only after a bit of consistent speed / rpm.
Any ideas?
I appreciate the help!
Dan
my car is still pretty much stock but i love having the logger as its helped me figure out many problems so far. even though its pulling good i'd still do a leak test, mine was running fine for the most part but had alot of leaks that seemed to affect the normal driving but not WOT. as for spark plugs make sure you use the regular NGK plugs. NO PLATINUM no matter what they try to sell you. make sure theyre gapped right. you might even need a colder plug than stock with your mods? and as previously stated if you dont know when the timing and bs belts were last changed do them ASAP.
. I am excited : P