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knock when revving

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sk8freak8989

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Jan 28, 2010
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I have a 1990 gsx with a small 16g, 650 injectors, FMIC, a 2g MAF and dsm link. I am in the process of tuning it but i am having a wierd problem. I did a couple third gear pulls and everything is in line. I have a afr around 11.1 at WOT and i am only geting between 3-5 counts of knock. Then when i just put the car in neutral and rev it up to rev limit i get about 15 counts of knock. The car also builds about 10psi of boost just reving. Does anyone know what the problem could be.

thanks
 
Anti lag is turned off and my wide band is around 12-11.3 when revving. Also it will have the knock and build the boost before i hit the rev limit.

here is a log, it shows me revving it then a third gear pull at the end.
 

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Something is wrong with the motor. What octane fuel are you running? Have you tried changing the tune to be safer?
 
I don't think anything is wrong with the motor because the car runs and drives fine. I am running 93 for gas.

Knocking is a sign of detonation(blowing the motor). Try some higher octane fuel or try a safer tune
 
Knocking is a sign of detonation(blowing the motor). Try some higher octane fuel or try a safer tune

Knock (Detonation) is not blowing the engine, it's just fuel detonating prematurely, Higher octane fuel? 93 is as good as it gets man.
 
sounds like phantom knock but i would make sure by running a map with injector correction only and see if you still get knock... Ive tuned a few cars on link and always had to kill knock below 3500
 
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