What caused this?
I had my boost dump solenoid disconnected and this still happened: die.mov (482 KB)
Looks like my boost guage was at about 7 - 8 psi before the launch...
Thoughts?
--Steele
Looks like my boost guage was at about 7 - 8 psi before the launch...
Thoughts?
--Steele
That seemed to totally drop out and kinda studder a bit too ?
Man on man you power brake the schitt out of that bad boy,
got to love a convertor
I leave on a dead idle , foot on the brake, til hammer time.
I see in your 12.3 run ( Niiiiiiiiiiiiiice BTW
)
you do quite the John Force Burnout, could it have been
a low gas issue ?
Vid cut out so we didn't see more, did it run fine afterwards ?
Man on man you power brake the schitt out of that bad boy,
got to love a convertor
I leave on a dead idle , foot on the brake, til hammer time.
I see in your 12.3 run ( Niiiiiiiiiiiiiice BTW
you do quite the John Force Burnout, could it have been
a low gas issue ?
Vid cut out so we didn't see more, did it run fine afterwards ?
I couldn't view your video(PC's not right?) but from what I'm reading, it's an internal chip problem. It's not a connection problem.
If your's shut down part of the way down the track and then would start right back up; that's what happened to me. Very scary with other vehicles at the 'tree', waiting to race.
If this is your problem, it won't happen with the chip pulled.
Dan
If your's shut down part of the way down the track and then would start right back up; that's what happened to me. Very scary with other vehicles at the 'tree', waiting to race.
If this is your problem, it won't happen with the chip pulled.
Dan


