no low-end power

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ffemtcurrence

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a couple of yrs ago i was young and stupid...no comment...anyway i kept running my car with my clutch slipping, and after 1 startup a huge bang underneath my left leg, the clutch ripped apart and it stalled the engine..anyway now 3 yrs later, i installed a new clutch...and ever since i have no low-end power until i hit 4000rpms of coarse but it just cant get there fast anymore to get there...how can i tighten up my clutch pedal..i cant even do a burnout...any help would help thanks guys....its a 92 mtx:hail:
 

FRO SHO

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I'm having the same exact problem. I just recently put in a stage 2 clutch and pulled off my intake in order to install some new gaskes and do a lil bit of porting. When everything was installed, the clutch pedal feels light after 800 miles of breaking in and the low end power disappeared...I think I might have a bit of a vacuum leak which is causing the secondaries to remain open if they are. I'm gonna have to check that this weekend. I'll try to let you know if I figure out anything.
 

SASHO91

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Alot of people (newbs :evilgrin: ) when they re-install the intake forget to plug the secondary controller back in. It's a small two wire connecter on the back side of the motor, so it's easy to miss it...
 

Sammy~D

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if the clutch is not "engaugeing to can manuly thighten it by putting your foot undu the clutch and pul up on the peddel....you will hear some clicks try that ......yes and check your secondarys
 
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