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Hoping someone can help me out here. Having issues that started this year when launching off the 2step (never had this issue in the past leaving this low on the 2step). The car will launch and have a slight consistent hesitation at 4,000 rpm when I launch and then it will stall to what the converter should.

I've changed coil, plugs, wires, cap, rotor, cleaned carb, changed low side chip. Going to try replacing the MSD 2step module next.

Link to videos attached:

2 step launch - https://www.youtube.com/shorts/7KHm_qZvnX8


I'm a no-boxer and have always left low on the chip

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Are you on the mat 2 step vs at 2500 foot brake? Could be float adj or it might want some fuel.

Mine wanted more fuel when we two stepped it. It’s about .02 quicker and consistent.


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Im matted when on the 2step. Float adjustment is set to where i bump the car to have fuel come out.
 
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When you say "more fuel" are you talking squirter size or something else???
 
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Very well could use some squirter but on the mat there’s no more squirt so I’m thinking lean jet. Been a while , can’t remember if I fattened it but I will look at my records.


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Still having the same issues...This is a list of everything I've changed:

Carb
7al-2
2 step chip
High Side chip removed
2 step module
Unplugged the Tach
Cap
Rotor
Plugs
Wires
Coil
Verified all ground wires are good

Talked to Coan Engineering to verify the converter is spragless, which it is. He insist its not the converter but I'm almost out of things to check.

Thinking about changing the converter tonight?
 
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Maybe you have a fuel supply issue when leaving harder on the brake. Or it could be using up fuel on the brake that it doesn't when footbraking, then runs low because of G-force and it catches up after the hesitation. Just a thought. Any fuel pressure data?



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Have you checked the transmission line pressure and converter pressure?

I'd check the line pressure at the servo cover for starters , idle and above 2000 rpm's. There should be like a 25-30 psi split max there. If there's more that would be a weak pump.

If that checks good I'd check converter pressure at the out cooler line - T a 200 psi gauge in there, check pressure on the T-brake w/ no rev limiter around 5000 rpm's.
 
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Originally posted by jacedeering:
Im matted when on the 2step. Float adjustment is set to where i bump the car to have fuel come out.


Where is the fuel pressure? That above statement is confusing on how you have it worded. 5-6 Lbs is normal. Too high a pressure or level too high,the boosters will bleed over
 
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If you do check converter pressure, check with and without the cooler.

Swap the lines on the cooler, and check both ways too.
 
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Raise the float 1-2 flats and try it. It sounds like it’s low too fast.


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Hey Jace, It may be fuel sloshing out of the vent tubes. Try running a piece of rubber hose from the front carb vent tube to the rear one. Make sure to cut a hole in the tube so the vents still work.


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Hey Jace, It may be fuel sloshing out of the vent tubes. Try running a piece of rubber hose from the front carb vent tube to the rear one. Make sure to cut a hole in the tube so the vents still work.


Hey Rob! I currently have a vent tube on it. No Help
 
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Raise the float 1-2 flats and try it. It sounds like it’s low too fast.


I'll give it a try.
 
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I had a similar problem off my sle this year.I got rid of it using the mixture screws.I was 1.5 turns out and i kept backing them out a 1/4 turn at a time.I think i am at 2/3/4 turns out now and hesitation is gone.No clue if this will help
 
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Like jenavet said you might be able to work it out by making sure your mixture screws are set right.make sure your base idle is not so high that the mixture screws have no affect,seen it before. Also do you have jet extensions? If not you need some. Good luck getting it lined out.
 
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Very well could use some squirter but on the mat there’s no more squirt so I’m thinking lean jet. Been a while , can’t remember if I fattened it but I will look at my records.


I tried to fatten the jets up and it didnt help. I also tried to lean it out and it didnt help either. also tried adjusting floats up and down, that also didnt help
 
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Im matted when on the 2step. Float adjustment is set to where i bump the car to have fuel come out.


Where is the fuel pressure? That above statement is confusing on how you have it worded. 5-6 Lbs is normal. Too high a pressure or level too high,the boosters will bleed over


I have a belt driven blp pump. It shows 5lbs at idle, i dont have a fuel pressure gauge in the car so thats my next step is to install one. The pressure is set the same as last year when i had no issue, not saying that it could be different, so i will try the gauge.
 
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Originally posted by BP758:
Very well could use some squirter but on the mat there’s no more squirt so I’m thinking lean jet. Been a while , can’t remember if I fattened it but I will look at my records.


I tried to fatten the jets up and it didnt help. I also tried to lean it out and it didnt help either. also tried adjusting floats up and down, that also didnt help


Well that sucks!

Sending you a pm , call me when you have time.


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Jet extensions on the rear jets?
 
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