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Old May 29, 2007 | 09:17 PM
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Okay, so here's the deal, i've trie dand tried, and i've asked before, but let's face it, i need help, let's cut to the chase...

98 LS1 F-Body M6
Stock Bottom END
Magnaflow, Pacesetters, no Emissions
Torquer 2 with 113LSA(Used)
Comp 918's (used)
LS2 Timing Chain on LS1 timing gears
LS6 Ported Oil Pump
Ported and Bump Mod TB
Ported MAF Ends
New Plugs numerous times
Stock Fuel System, 58PSI at fuel Rail, Checked
Pulling 5 TO 15 DEGREES OF kNOCK rETARD
mISSING AND CUTTING OUT EFFECT WHEN RUNNING IT ALL THE WAY THROGH RPM'S. Can't figure it out

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COuld Worn out 918s on a torquer 2 be causing issues? if so, What specifically?
Could A Specific coil or coil bank cause this without being extremely obvious on misfire?
Oh yeah, have autotap, nothing unordinary other than knock retard!!!
No Codes
HELP, Anyone ! ! ! ! !
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Old May 29, 2007 | 09:42 PM
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You should really be running dual springs with that cam. Who tuned it? Where did they set your timing & AFR? Did they do anything to compensate for the crappy '98 knock sensors?
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Old May 29, 2007 | 09:47 PM
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Vengeance tried, but it's too rough to finish tuning, it would quit retarding timing for the stinkin knock and we didn't have time that day to find it. So Vengeance will get another crack at it as soon as i fix it.

Anyone else running a Torquer 2 with 918's???

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Old May 29, 2007 | 11:06 PM
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I agree on the springs. Even if they're not at fault, that's not much spring for that cam.
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Old May 30, 2007 | 12:27 AM
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Wow... yeah change those springs out... asap. I agree with the 98 knock sensors, we had that problem with a friends car.
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Old May 30, 2007 | 08:29 AM
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knock sensors are good guys, they aren't throwing codes, is there a way i can test them?
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Old May 30, 2007 | 08:30 AM
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also, the car ran fine for two days, then got parked for a month, and when i came back to it, it ran crappy again, so that makes me think electrical?
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I think you got the point that the springs aren't up to par for that cam. Missing and cutting out is bad. Check all your wiring, specifically around the heads. I've seen a number of these cars where the wires behind the heads fall on the head and get melted causing the same cutting out effect. If you question the knock sensors have vengeance (or whoever tunes it) desensitize the knock sensor and make some pulls with the car. If it's true knock the car won't make any more power but if you're getting false readings the car should make power and then you can figure out where the false knock is coming from.
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they checked my knock sensors, they're good, okay, now what. i know i need springs it sounds like, maybe PRC Duals? Or 921's? And would the LS2 chain maybe move it a fraction and cause it to not be dot to dot, if so, would this caue issues, the only problem i have in believing it's mechanical is the fact that it ran for two days flawlessly, so i'm guessing wiring, who has an engine and coil harness for a 98? or any year for that matter, with apcm? Is this my best option?
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Old May 30, 2007 | 02:43 PM
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Interesting... I also have a 98' formula M6 with a torquer v2 (112lsa) ls2 chain and comp 918 springs.. (full bolt ons) I plan on going to upgraded heads with better springs this fall.

I've also got false knock going on with this current set-up. In my case my A/F ratio looks good and even if we add fuel there is still false knock going on. I just assumed it was the crappy 98 knock sensors.
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Old May 30, 2007 | 02:45 PM
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i ran 918s with the T2 and had about 4 that came out fucked. 2 of them literally broke when i took em off the heads.
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