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  • About trayack
    Name
    Travis Ray
    Location
    Nantucket MA
    Occupation
    Police Sergeant
    Year & Model
    2005 - Loaded
    Color
    DSOM
    Mods
    -P1SC Procharger w/8lbs. pulley
    -Comp Cam 232/228 .595/.588 114LSA
    -Patriot Xtreme springs
    -Corsa Sport Exhaust
    -1 7/8" American Racing Headers
    -Kooks x-pipe w/cats
    -Kenne Bell Boost-a-pump
    -Autometer Nexus pillar gauges
    -MGW shifter
    -TiAL blow off valve
    -Custom intercooler pipe
    -Ported T
    Country of Residence
    US
  • Signature
    2001 Z06 Lingenfelter Twin Turbo (FOR SALE)
    - ERL SuperDeck 434, BTR cam w/ LS7 heads/intake
    - RPM Level 5 4L80e and C6Z rear conversion
    - DMC Cromoly 8.50 cage
    - Tuned by SlowHawk Performance Inc.
    - Just your average 8 second pump gas street car....that can tow a trailer and drive halfway across the country.

    Vette Magazine Feature Car, November 2016
    For some vids. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzq...t88petlny9gSkQ

    2014/2015/2016 Hot Rod Drag Week Street Race BB/PA

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  • Member Since: 09-18-2009

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  1. Crowhater
    11-29-2012 05:38 PM
    lean spike


    I dont know if this will fix your issue but you could give it a try. I was told to flip my throttle body upside down and the lean spike will go away. It has something to do with how the air flows into the intake when the throttle blades are barley open. When you flip the throttle body you get a better transition os air flow and it is suppose to give you some power. This is strait from a very knowledgable tech. I have not done it to my car yet but as soon as I get it back I will try it out. It required removing the four 14mm bolts and flipping it.

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