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Quadzilla Adrenaline V2 Testing

TFaoro

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Mopar1973Man

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Any load will kill off the miss. Heavy brake pedal, turn the steering wheel, etc. Soon as the load is gone the miss returns. So it's not exactly a Quadzilla signal issue. It's results after a good long run. Mine usually occurred after exiting the interstate. Now if I pulled into a fuel station to take a leak or grab a soda. Just shut the engine down for less than 5 minutes and start again the miss is gone. The miss is heat related. Then you can drive city streets and not get it at all.

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1 hour ago, Mopar1973Man said:

Idle. Vehicle stopped.

 

Just make a 40 to 50 mile run down the interstate with 20-20.5* timing exit the interstate and come to stop. It will randomly miss. Normal idle speed (850 RPM), coolant (195*), IAT doesn't matter, TPS (ZERO), etc. All you need is the A/C to cycle and the miss will vanish. 

 

Drop cruise timing 1-2* and it will not show up. 

Uh....850rpm??? Does everyone else's idle at 850rpm? I idle at 800. 

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9 minutes ago, Mopar1973Man said:

 

Push a set of +50 injectors in.. Fixed... :whistle2: I know that's not going to happen... :sofa:

But maybe some 125's or 150's! We'll see what Nick and I come up with. We had a good chat about some injector stuff over the weekend. 

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Some thoughts about maybe raising the pop pressure on some bigger injectors says 7 x .011's ish maybe 12's and see if we can reduce the issues related to the limitations of pressure control in our injection system and limitations of mechanical injectors.

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31 minutes ago, Me78569 said:

Some thoughts about maybe raising the pop pressure on some bigger injectors says 7 x .011's ish maybe 12's and see if we can reduce the issues related to the limitations of pressure control in our injection system and limitations of mechanical injectors.

I can send my 300's in to them to be set at a higher pressure if they want. I don't really want to be running around on stock HO injectors with 140K on them in the mean time though.... We'll see. If you get a chance to talk to them @Me78569 let me know what they say. Injectors take less than an hour usually. 

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49 minutes ago, jlbayes said:

Careful screwing with pop pressure on auto trucks. I know Tylers is not but something others should be aware of.

Well don't tease us.  I don't know the result and  I would much rather listen to someone who has already spent time messing with it. 

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