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  • #16
    http://www.courtesyparts.com/Merchan...=22670-RR580US
    i know courtesy auto is not a sponsor, but this one bolts onto the stock fuel rail, and kinda overpriced as ive seen them go for less than 100USD.
    nismo FPR. set to 43.5 psi without vac and call it a day.
    fits rb20,25,and26 along with whats listed on the site.

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    • #17
      Originally posted by boostedDET View Post
      http://www.courtesyparts.com/Merchan...=22670-RR580US
      i know courtesy auto is not a sponsor, but this one bolts onto the stock fuel rail, and kinda overpriced as ive seen them go for less than 100USD.
      nismo FPR. set to 43.5 psi without vac and call it a day.
      fits rb20,25,and26 along with whats listed on the site.
      So you don't need to hook up the vacuum line? I could plug the line going to the intake manifold? And there is mention of an adapter on this website as well. Do I need it?

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      • #18
        Pictures removed at posters request

        Sorry Guys

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        • #19
          woah your engine bay is super clean! Thank you for the pictures, when I get home later tonight I will add them as part of the howto

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          • #20
            I soaked it in Armor All the night before DTP and have not looked at it since. Jason swore that it would look filthy in less than a week. But its been 2 or 3 weeks now and still going strong :-D

            Thank you for the compliment though. The engine degrease cycle at the car wash does wonders to under the engine!

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            • #21
              help me

              Hey guys im kinda having the same sorta problems as you guys are having
              My engine ran perfectly last year and this summer its being a lil B*tch

              The problem comes off and on, mostly when the engine is warmed up.

              The car idles to about 500 Rpm. and sounds like a Harley Davidson (like a double thumping sound out of the exhaust). But even when i rev to 1000 it still sounds the same

              Its really slow to accelerate but once i get going and i go to about 6000 RPM in 3rd gear the problem goes away with a huge clean boost kick, but comes right back in once i slow down.

              I thought it was the MAF, i cleaned it and the problem came back a day later.
              I put 94 octane instead of 91 and reseted the ecu and the problem came back a day later.

              I dont know if i am running too rich or if not enough air is coming into the engine. All i know is i feel like im driving a mustang and i hate it.

              I will keep you guys posted with updates as i go down the list provided at the top of this thread.

              But if you guys can help dont be shy please

              Thanks
              Sky_bro 1 of 2
              \"Sky is the limit\"
              -Sky_Montana

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              • #22
                You have a dead cylinder. Unplug the coilpacks one by one at idle until you find one that doesn't change the idle. Then you know where your problem is, it could be the injector or the ignition causing it though.
                1989 Gumetal GT-R - Nismo Turbo etc
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                • #23
                  If you have disconnected your ecu lately then go back with a socket and give it a 1/4 turn of a tighten. It should smooth it right out.

                  If you have not played with your ecu lately then do what rock says.

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                  • #24
                    ?

                    Originally posted by rockcrete View Post
                    it could be the injector or the ignition causing it though.
                    Ya cause the problem comes on only after the engine is warmed up, onced warmed up i do crazy backfires and lose alot of gas.


                    !!!!
                    Sky_bro 1 of 2
                    \"Sky is the limit\"
                    -Sky_Montana

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                    • #25
                      FOund the problem

                      Its was coil #6 tested at 0.

                      more expensive than a spark plug but atleast i found the problem

                      thanks
                      Sky_bro 1 of 2
                      \"Sky is the limit\"
                      -Sky_Montana

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                      • #26
                        Originally posted by Sky_Davision
                        Its was coil #6 tested at 0.

                        more expensive than a spark plug but atleast i found the problem

                        thanks
                        ......and cheaper than having a dead cylinder with NO compression.........:-D
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                        • #27
                          Compatible

                          Does anyone know whats compatible with the coils.

                          I think Inifinite has a an engine that has compatible coils..??
                          Sky_bro 1 of 2
                          \"Sky is the limit\"
                          -Sky_Montana

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                          • #28
                            As far as I know they are skyline specific. Most people seem to go to splitfires when their coils fail.

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                            • #29
                              no, I seem to recall reading that an infiniti has the same front 3 coils (v6 turned sideways) as the skyline. But the price for one coil from nissan will be the same as all 6 splitfires. Now is a good time to upgrade

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                              • #30
                                Q45 V8 coils are the same, they're around $100 a piece locally, or you can try ebay.
                                1989 Gumetal GT-R - Nismo Turbo etc
                                ivoac.ca Join the fight for the right! If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the problem......

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