Power under load problem

BIZMANRACING · 09-24-2009, 09:18 AM

SINCE EVERYBODY IS TALKING CONVERTER AND TRANS.

might if i look in a different area.

by your handle i read "ALKYL" if that means your running alochol. then i think there is your problem. try launching on the footbrake. don't try to raise the rpm to much and just mash it on the green. dose it boog then? if not i think all you need is a converter helper wired to your trans brake. when on the brake and at lauch rpm it will send the fuel back to the tank. since you don't need that much fuel. i had the same problem with my car. that took care of the problem. you'll then need to get a high speed lean out value for the big end since lean is fast and fat is slow.

09-24-2009, 09:18 AM	#10
BIZMANRACING Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: east brunswick, new jersey Posts: 62 Likes: 0 Liked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Power under load problem SINCE EVERYBODY IS TALKING CONVERTER AND TRANS. might if i look in a different area. by your handle i read "ALKYL" if that means your running alochol. then i think there is your problem. try launching on the footbrake. don't try to raise the rpm to much and just mash it on the green. dose it boog then? if not i think all you need is a converter helper wired to your trans brake. when on the brake and at lauch rpm it will send the fuel back to the tank. since you don't need that much fuel. i had the same problem with my car. that took care of the problem. you'll then need to get a high speed lean out value for the big end since lean is fast and fat is slow. __________________ S/ST 1739 Carlos Mendes