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Old 10-09-2017, 07:05 AM
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My 04 has been running fine and performs great until 2nd nitrous pass. Currently using the zex kit on 100 shot with a retard timing of -2 degrees. I have a misfire on cylinder 3, and thought I burnt up the spark plugs so I bought the ngk 1 degree colder plugs and same issue... No oil in cylinder 3 and if you unplug the coil pack you can definitely hear the miss... It's got power loss and hesitates at wot no matter what rpm you start out. Things I have done: cleaned maf, changed plugs all 6, checked for leaks around intake, and made sure tps was reading properly. Any help would be greatly appreciated.. I don't want to hear the compression is bad as that would be the worst case scenario. Current mods are intake, full exhaust, nitrous.
Old 10-10-2017, 02:27 AM
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Do a compression check, make sure you didn't fry your rings.
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Originally Posted by Zeus04
using the zex kit on 100 shot with a retard timing of -2 degrees.


I'm no nitrous guru, but I have read that you need to richen your WOT AFR tables at least .5 or you will run lean once nitrous is engaged and spraying. I see you reduced timing but did you fix the fuel portion of the tune?
Old 10-10-2017, 03:07 AM
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Burnt exhaust valve is one possibility too.
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Were you running 1 step colder plugs before this happened or stock plugs? Do you have an afr gauge? What was the afrs when you were spraying. What is your activation window?
Old 10-10-2017, 08:51 AM
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I'm going to assume this was a dry shot? Not a wet?
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Originally Posted by Conway_160
Do a compression check, make sure you didn't fry your rings.
Why haven't you checked compression. Right after inspecting the plug this is the second thing you should have done!!!
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Originally Posted by iideadeyeii
Why haven't you checked compression. Right after inspecting the plug this is the second thing you should have done!!!
Maybe he did check it after I sugested it and found he wrecked his motor, now he's in a corner crying.
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RIP another VQ lol
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No engine is fine... sorry I've been dealing with family issues but I did get it fixed the coil was bad on 3 it had a slight hole in the rubber portion of it and causing to fire against the spark plug tube. I need to get it tuned on spray I don' know the afrs. And this is a wet shot.
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this is a link to the video of me spraying it against a 98 gt on a dry 125 shot with 28" slicks got him by 3 cars at the end. I'm on 275 radials
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