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what could it be????

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yunior

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May 13, 2005
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OK guys I'm back finally installed my gauges and my boost controller changed my sparkplugs to ngk bpr7es and properly gapped them between .7-.8 mm when I changed the spark plugs the stuttering seemed to stop but my greddy e01 (boost controller) and my boost control gauge have a reading of -7.5 psi when I turn on the car, when I get on it the most it goes up to is 10 psi and in normal driving its about -6.5 unless I'm accelerating, I have the stock settings on my SAFCII, and no adjustments have been made to the boost controller (meaning have not increased the boost on it) I have not done a boost leak test due to all the rain in fl now but would like to know what could be causing this problem how to fix what should I check for or any input that would assist me with the issue I'm having any input would be greatly appreciated thanks :dsm: :( :cry: :confused: WTF
 
v2ner said:
that's the vacuum. it's normal.

It is not quite normal, that is a pretty low vacuum 6.5-7.5 psi. It should be near 16. Check your vacuum lines. Do you have the vacuum lines hooked up right?
-Joey
 
Vacuum is measured in in/Hg, not psi. But I agree, that does seem low for idle and cruising. Where did you tap in for the gauge?
 
i have a greddy unit and the vac only reads to 9.9
if you are in the 6 or 7 range you might have a leak or the line might be tweaked also.
 
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