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My GSX has absolutely NO power

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aceofriches

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Aug 17, 2007
Spokane, Washington
My GSX has absolutely NO power... If starts to pick up and the when it boosts up... it has nothing--- It is running fine otherwise... motor sounds smooth... running 92 octane all the time... I know I could use a clutch... but thats not what the problem is because when it slips I can feel it... WHAT should I do?
 
seeing how u have a 1 1/2 catr-back exhaust and running on 17lbs of boost its not hard to believe your car would be slow start with a new clutch then add some more mods and take it to the track if ## gonna race
 
very importnant question. what motor did the crx have?! i mean, hondas are for the most part slow, but there are quite a few out there that are relatively fast with the right mixture of motor/head/ecu etc.
 
So it is building boost ? How do you know ? Do you hear a loud whistling noise when boosting ? Any codes ? How are your wires and plugs ? Any smoke ? Is your BOV circulated or vented ?
 
Boost leak test should be the first thing you do when the car starts feeling slow. I do one monthly, just to make sure nothing's developed or slipped at all during normal driving.
 
My GSX has absolutely NO power... If starts to pick up and the when it boosts up... it has nothing--- It is running fine otherwise... motor sounds smooth... running 92 octane all the time... I know I could use a clutch... but thats not what the problem is because when it slips I can feel it... WHAT should I do?

I don'y know how to break this to you dude - But when that Clutch is slipping - That's JUST ABOUT THE TIME IT:S MAKING POWER - so...... talk to us after you get a Clutch.
 
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