First off I have read and searched the board for answers but have not found anyone with the exact same problem.
I have just changed the wires from stock to Taylor 8mm wires which I have read is just as good as stock. I had a bad boot on one wire so that is what lead me to change them out. I also have changed the tranny lines to steel braided and AN fittings at the same time. (not that that will matter)
After the wire change I have a stange miss/loss of power. Driving under normal conditions, NO BOOST, car runs smooth a babies ~~~ but under any boost, even 1 LB, it imediatly bucks. After the buck it does some strange idleing like something is making it stuck in a "load" like I am going up a steep hill. When I give it any gas it has absoloutly no power! So I pull over and turn it off and start it up again and it runs fine until I get into boost again.
I Know I will check the wires and fuel regulator and plugs. IC tubes are sealed up. I was wondering, it seems like a "valve" is stuck like the bypass may be stuck closed after is give it any boost. Is this possible.
Thanks
Chuck
I have just changed the wires from stock to Taylor 8mm wires which I have read is just as good as stock. I had a bad boot on one wire so that is what lead me to change them out. I also have changed the tranny lines to steel braided and AN fittings at the same time. (not that that will matter)
After the wire change I have a stange miss/loss of power. Driving under normal conditions, NO BOOST, car runs smooth a babies ~~~ but under any boost, even 1 LB, it imediatly bucks. After the buck it does some strange idleing like something is making it stuck in a "load" like I am going up a steep hill. When I give it any gas it has absoloutly no power! So I pull over and turn it off and start it up again and it runs fine until I get into boost again.
I Know I will check the wires and fuel regulator and plugs. IC tubes are sealed up. I was wondering, it seems like a "valve" is stuck like the bypass may be stuck closed after is give it any boost. Is this possible.
Thanks
Chuck