exit corners at wot = car bucks hard

[Lof8]

I've been experiencing this problem ever since purchasing my '91 awd 5 months ago. When I accelerate hard out of corners, my car bucks extremely hard. I can let off the gas and it stops, but I dont want to do that Its not only wot, the car still bucks at 75% throttle out of corners(both directions). Its weird because I can accelerate as hard as I want in a straight line w/out trouble. I have an Al Blaha Mas, rewired fuel pump, fuel pressure regulator, and 16g. I dont know what this problem could be related to....any help will be appreciated.
thanks, Andy

 

[WarpathDSM]

I had a 94' N/T that did that whenever I accelerated out of a turn and it was bad plug wires. Might want to check those out

 

[thehyena]

check the plug wires and your intake piping

 

[Lof8]

I just put in new plugs and wires about 3 weeks ago----and it still does this crap

 

[Lof8]

ttt---the tighter the corner, the less throttle it takes for the car to buck. ex. as I am making a U-turn, the car will buck almost unconditionally. If its a wide corner, I can get on the gas harder before it starts to buck. Any ideas???
Andy

 

[thehyena]

check all the intake piping

 

[98RedGs]

ttt---

Please dont do this.

If someone knows the awnser to your question they will tell yah bro.

 

[TSiAWD666]

Does it do this regardless of how much fuel is in the tank?

 

[Lof8]

it does it regardless of the amount of fuel in the tank. The previous owner rewired the fuel pump and installed a fuel pressure regulator. Do you think my problem could be related to one of these mods in some way?
thanks

 

[GrocMax]

Originally posted by Lof8
it does it regardless of the amount of fuel in the tank. The previous owner rewired the fuel pump and installed a fuel pressure regulator. Do you think my problem could be related to one of these mods in some way?
thanks

Sounds like a fuel pickup issue. If so it should be worse on left hand turns or when well below 1/2 tank. If you just filled the tank FULL and it still does it it ain't fuel pickup issue, but could still be something electrical.