Surging at 1/2 load 1/2 coasting
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Melting Slicks
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Surging at 1/2 load 1/2 coasting
Installed new Halltech 103 and dyno tuned. I noted to the tuner beforehand the surging I was feeling. MAF sensor is moved forward on the CAI vs stock. Tuner was unable to cure the little surging issue. Is this normal?
Thank you! Stock cam and exhaust AHP ported heads
Thank you! Stock cam and exhaust AHP ported heads
Last edited by hotrod03; 04-18-2018 at 12:29 PM.
#3
You might be getting turbulent air at the MAF. The MAF readings will read big fluctuations and it upsets the computer.
I wasn't experiencing surging. It was more like a hesitation... like the car would hold its breath every few seconds at low rpm cruising.
For reference: 2009 w/ Honker and Diffuser Kit and Ported TB.
I did the following:
1. Replaced the original MAF using a tested one from Cultrag.
Read this thread: HERE
2. I installed an airflow straightener just before the MAF - Size 100mm 6:1 ratio.
Read this thread: HERE
The new MAF from Cultrag made a notable difference. I added the airflow straightener a few days later and I don't feel the weird hesitation I was feeling at low RPMs at all.
I wasn't experiencing surging. It was more like a hesitation... like the car would hold its breath every few seconds at low rpm cruising.
For reference: 2009 w/ Honker and Diffuser Kit and Ported TB.
I did the following:
1. Replaced the original MAF using a tested one from Cultrag.
Read this thread: HERE
2. I installed an airflow straightener just before the MAF - Size 100mm 6:1 ratio.
Read this thread: HERE
The new MAF from Cultrag made a notable difference. I added the airflow straightener a few days later and I don't feel the weird hesitation I was feeling at low RPMs at all.
Last edited by VisualJoe; 04-18-2018 at 01:35 PM.
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#4
Melting Slicks
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You might be getting turbulent air at the MAF. The MAF readings will read big fluctuations and it upsets the computer.
I wasn't experiencing surging. It was more like a hesitation... like the car would hold its breath every few seconds at low rpm cruising.
For reference: 2009 w/ Honker and Diffuser Kit and Ported TB.
I did the following:
1. Replaced the original MAF using a tested one from Cultrag.
Read this thread: HERE
2. I installed an airflow straightener just before the MAF - Size 100mm 6:1 ratio.
Read this thread: HERE
The new MAF from Cultrag made a notable difference. I added the airflow straightener a few days later and I don't feel the weird hesitation I was feeling at low RPMs at all.
I wasn't experiencing surging. It was more like a hesitation... like the car would hold its breath every few seconds at low rpm cruising.
For reference: 2009 w/ Honker and Diffuser Kit and Ported TB.
I did the following:
1. Replaced the original MAF using a tested one from Cultrag.
Read this thread: HERE
2. I installed an airflow straightener just before the MAF - Size 100mm 6:1 ratio.
Read this thread: HERE
The new MAF from Cultrag made a notable difference. I added the airflow straightener a few days later and I don't feel the weird hesitation I was feeling at low RPMs at all.
#5
I really don't know. It took me a good amount of Googling to find the fix.
#6
Melting Slicks
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Hi Khole thanks, I don’t want anyone to think it’s the heads!!i you did an incredible job!!! just was giving as much info as possible. I was thinking about using my stock Air bridge. It’s the tune I feel but he said couldn’t get it out.
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Last edited by American Heritage; 04-18-2018 at 02:49 PM.
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No worries at all and thank you for the compliment... Just stood out as tune based thing to me. I think your on the correct pat of trying the stock air bridge... If I had to guess its either something in the maf tables on the tune or something in air flow tables.
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