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Old 01 August 2007, 06:50 PM
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Occasionally when accelerating pretty hard, I've noticed a "surging" kind of feel to the car.....kind of ...... non-linear acceleration.

Hard to describe really. Doesn't do it all the time though, only now and again.

Car is a 2004 MY05 Sti PPP

Old 01 August 2007, 06:54 PM
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I get a similar sensation when accelerating in my car but that's a different story
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Yours is probably in ya pants eh?

Thanks for your help.
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Originally Posted by martyrobertsdj
Occasionally when accelerating pretty hard, I've noticed a "surging" kind of feel to the car.....kind of ...... non-linear acceleration.

Hard to describe really. Doesn't do it all the time though, only now and again.

Car is a 2004 MY05 Sti PPP

could well be surge - nearly all of them have it (to some extent) though it is harder to hear on unmodded cars due to the airbox. I was told this by Bob Rawle who seems to know a thing or to.
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Aaah....so it's normal?

Will a remap sort it out, or is it just a characteristic of the car? Don't remember my classic doing it.
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peculiar to that style of car Marty with the VF35 turbo..................

a re-map may make it worse at certain rpm's

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Try cleaning the boost control solenoid and pipework with some brake cleaner, it may have some oil residue in it.

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Originally Posted by stockcar
peculiar to that style of car Marty with the VF35 turbo..................

a re-map may make it worse at certain rpm's

alyn
Bugger!

Aaah well.......I'll need a different turbo anyway if I want 380bhp!!
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