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I have a stocked out 94 st and my take off is really slow. This has just been happening recently. I can floor it and more noise than anything is happening. Does anybody know what might be wrong.
For example I can floor it in gravel and it doesn't even burn out, it's kinda scary entering a Hwy. and your barely moving. |
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Exhaust leaks result in a loss of torque (low end power). Our engines need backpressure in the exhaust system. With your leaking exhaust manifold, I can see you losing low end power.
edit: 1 more thing, I bet with that loud exhaust leak your not giving it gas like you used to. I bet at WOT your car is loud as hell. This post has been edited by DomGT: Jul 2, 2006 - 5:28 PM -------------------- '92 Grey Mitsubishi 3000GT SL - Sold
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QUOTE(DomGT @ Jul 2, 2006 - 5:25 PM) [snapback]451308[/snapback] Exhaust leaks result in a loss of torque (low end power). Our engines need backpressure in the exhaust system. With your leaking exhaust manifold, I can see you losing low end power. edit: 1 more thing, I bet with that loud exhaust leak your not giving it gas like you used to. I bet at WOT your car is loud as hell. all of that is very true as well. you'd need a pretty signifigant leak to cause as much of a loss of power as he's feeling. fast way to look for a leak, disable the spark/fuel, plug the tail pipe, crank the engine and pour soapy water on all the pipes, manifolds, and gaskets. just dont forget to unplug the pipe when you're done! ![]() -------------------- |
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![]() Enthusiast ![]() ![]() ![]() Joined Apr 19, '06 From Long Island, NY Currently Offline Reputation: 13 (100%) ![]() |
QUOTE(Bitter @ Jul 2, 2006 - 6:46 PM) [snapback]451315[/snapback] all of that is very true as well. you'd need a pretty signifigant leak to cause as much of a loss of power as he's feeling. fast way to look for a leak, disable the spark/fuel, plug the tail pipe, crank the engine and pour soapy water on all the pipes, manifolds, and gaskets. just dont forget to unplug the pipe when you're done! ![]() I like the 7A-FE but it does make small power compared to newer engines. I agree you'd have to have 1 hell of leak, but remember his leak is at the manifold! He could be losing a lot more pressure than if the leak was further down the exhaust system. A minor power loss on a 7A=trouble getting on the highway. -------------------- '92 Grey Mitsubishi 3000GT SL - Sold
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