reborn750
10+ Year Contributor
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- Oct 7, 2010
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Brookings,
South_Dakota
First of all i would like to say hi and this looks like a great and helpful forum. Im a very mechanically inclined college student, i have 5 motorcycles (prefer the older kaw superbikes) 75 z1, 79 kz1000, 83 gs1100, 1428 kz dragbike, custom kz fighter, and drive an 86 monte carlo ss for my dd, 11:1 350, vortec heads, carter 4bbl, blah blah blah. I am not one of those guys who hates anything unless its american, i like just about anything. I decided i needed another car so i didnt put so many miles on the monte at 12mpg. I found someone to trade a bike for their supposedly non-running eclipse. Its a pretty slick lookin car, barcelona red, tan leather, 5spd, stock body other than cf hood, coilovers, rly low. The motor was rebuilt by a shop with eagle rods, wiseco pistons, stage 1 head, pt cruiser valves??(is that common?).
- He decided he would install crower cams and adjustable cam gears on his own and he doesnt think hes got it timed right. I got the car home and got it started. it was loud as f#$K and sounded horrible. Its just runnin an open header now, but im havin a test pipe made to fill the space where the cat is missing. Unplugging the o2 sensor from the back half of the exhaust helped quite a bit.
- It has a cheap ebay intake and i noticed theres no sensor on it but theres a hole in the intake pipe. is there supposed to be a MAF sensor or something?
- I tried to drive it today and experienced a problem ive never heard of before. It winds up good in neutral or with the clutch in and will roll right when the clutch starts to engage but when u let it out any further it dies. its like it wont get any gas with the clutch engaged somehow. I had a buddy pull me to the exhaust shop to get the test pipe made and while he was pulling me i put it in gear and let the clutch out, it still acts like it isnt even getting gas, doesnt wind up at all or anything but as soon as u press in the clutch u can rev to redline. ???? any ideas? could the timing being off cause this problem?
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