Jackson Racing SC'd Type-R
08-01-2002, 07:53 AM
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Jackson Racing SC'd Type-R
A guy I know has a type-r and a JR SC and it doesn't run like it should. I guess they were dyno'ing and he only put down around 170hp. I personally haven't taken a look at his car, but before I do, I'd like to know what should I look for to help him out. I know a decent amount of what to look for, but what are your opinions. A good friend of mine is running 9psi on his GSR and has hit 250 w/out any tuning, so obviously 170 is WAYYY low... its barely above a stock ITR. I'm not too sure how much boost he's running, maybe around 5-6psi.
08-01-2002, 02:20 PM
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Common problem I've seen/heard of on a JRSC setup is a misinstalled FPR to handle the extra fuel in boost, normally goes super rich and kills the power that way.
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Originally posted by 1stGenCRXer
Common problem I've seen/heard of on a JRSC setup is a misinstalled FPR to handle the extra fuel in boost, normally goes super rich and kills the power that way.
Common problem I've seen/heard of on a JRSC setup is a misinstalled FPR to handle the extra fuel in boost, normally goes super rich and kills the power that way.
heh.. well you can run rich over and over.
lean only once
i guess thats jackson/moss theory anyway.. JRSC is garbage IMO.
... just a poor mans opinions.
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