ASR keeps cutting off
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i have had my SS for almost 2 years...im not the original owner but the car never gives me any problems....i couldnt help but notice that recently my ASR will cut itself off...now it has done this 80%of the time on the highway...but sunday it had done it riding around with abunch of my buddies???.....i was wandering if heat had anything to do with this
...b/c once it cuts off the car idles around 900-1000rpms...it has cut itself back once(im not TOO worrried but it now is doing this more frequently)...and it normally idles around 650-700...ANY SUGGESTIONS are welcome
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I like the 20* cooler intake temperature, the better fuel/air mixing, and the fact that my car will now not surge so bad in the morning after I go carb. EFI is a bitch. Carb is much smoother. My car surges for 5-10 minutes on a cold day, hardly driveable. A carb will richen the mixture at idle (electric choke) and helps stop that crap from happening. It also looks a helluva lot better under the hood than a rats nest of wires, but i guess that is subjective. IF a Carb and EFI have the same A/F ratio through the power band, the carb WILL MAKE more hp due to the fact that it has a cooler intake temperature due to the fuel/air reaction in the manifold and it also uses immulsion instead of just squirting the gas into the base of the intake runner...Superior mixing ability goes to the carb.
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They cannot tune an A9L. I offered to spend half a grand on a tune and Lonestar Performance Dynotune in Dallas refused to fix it. THey said they would "try" but im not spending $500 on "try". They advised me to carb it. Should have done so from the beginning imho.