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Old 02-13-2008, 08:21 AM   #8 (permalink)
Evolvd
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Wicked the car will not idle or drive like stock with the GSC 272's. I've had them on my car for two years now and I've had AMS and JustDSM work on my tune. They don't have the vacuum at stock idle to keep the motor from stumbling. You have to bring the idle up to around 1200-1250. Also you'll have to modify your driving habits in stop-n-go traffic as the OP has already noticed. Whenever I make a short roll and back to neutral I blip the throttle to keep the motor from stumbling/stalling.

03Silvaevo what you are describing is pretty normal for the cams you have. Have your ECU tuner bring the idle up a bit and adjust your driving habits to compensate for the lack of vacuum and you'll be fine.


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