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August 26th, 2000, 08:16 PM
#11
Inactive Member
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August 27th, 2000, 01:58 AM
#12
Inactive Member
I must be one of the unlucky JRSC customers, 3mons after i got the SC on, i heard some funny noise, so i did a leak down test, and sure enough my 3 piston was at 23% leak. then after i took the pistons out, woo hoo, the piston crack in between the rings. if i remember correctly i did my timing to about 8-9 degree. anyhow, now that i built the motor again, i am running 10-12 psi of boost. i just finished breaking in my engine, drove it 2000 miles barely touching the throddle, oh man, that feeling sucks. anyways, now that i broken in the car, the car will boost to about 11psi, then at 6000rpm, i get ZERO boost. i guess the belts r slipping. then i checked the belts, it seems fairly tight. so i called jackson racing about it, then they said "well the supercharge is not design to go that much boost". so i said "but at ur website, u mention that the supercharge will handle upto 13psi of boost. btw its a 97GSR. now i am given a few option, have a machine shop makes a wider pulley.....but as u all know, there is barely any room left in the engine. option 2, put the 6psi pulley back in?? no way. Option 3, take the SC out and put a turbo in. so if anyone has any remedies for the belt slipping. any help would be highly appreciated.
97GSR FOUR DOOR
custom 10.5 JE piston
crower Rods
Type R head, Type R tranny with CUSCO LSD
ARP studs
Benson sleeve
310c.c. injectors
clutch master stage 3, light flywheel.
and much much more computer stuff, with piggy back unit.
any one will tell u that this set up will easily take u to low 12s and even 11s. all i want is to hold the boost to 11psi or so. so anyone got any suggestion?
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August 27th, 2000, 03:14 AM
#13
HB Forum Owner
Pinging sounds like "marbles in your motor"... usually happens when there is a load on your engine (up hills) when you are below 4000rpm. You'll hear it on hot days and when trying to climb Pikes Peak... 
I called Jackson because I haven't gotten my rebate yet, apparently the woman who does them was on vacation for a couple weeks, but the guy I spoke with was cool and siad it would be out soon... I'm going to call monday and see what the scoop is. So, stay on top of them.
Welcome to the dark side. I've been a member for a couple months, and here's what I have learned.
1. Use Mobil 1.
2. Use Redline gear lube. I'm not Mr. Goodwrench, and not a scientist either, but the stuff WORKS (use the yellow bottle).
3. Watch the belt tension. My SC belt fell off and shredded in the rain the other day... SUCKS to fix.
4. Warm up the car to just below half way on the temp gauge before flooring it (and don't go over 3000 rpm's.)
5. Save some cash for the Jackson Black Box!!
Good luck my man,and "may the forced be with you."
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96 Integra RS w/ JRSC 6psi, and a whole bunch of other stuff that has broken the bank.
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August 27th, 2000, 04:42 AM
#14
Inactive Member
randomwalk101:
Make sure the noise your hearing isn't just the JR relay / pressure switch combo. It can make noises that sound like faint detonation. As soon as I removed mine a slight noise I was hearing went with it.
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'96 JRSC GSR Sedan (Black Currant Pearl)
AEM CAI / PMS / J&S Safeguard / Vortech Fuel Rail / Autometer Boost/Vac, Fuel Pressure (Dual Pillar), EGT (in glovebox for now) / Walbro HO Pump / Billstien Shocks / H&R OE Sports / Skunk2 Rear Swaybar / 3pc DC Sports Tie Bars / Bridgestone RE-71 Potenzas
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August 27th, 2000, 04:43 AM
#15
Inactive Member
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August 27th, 2000, 04:46 AM
#16
Inactive Member
On my way home today, I remembered all the commotion about the hang out at Miami sub (westheimer and wilcrest). I decided to drop by and take a look. I've never came out before...Wow..a tons of people were...but only a few imports. I guess I came a little early (11:30). I only stayed for 5 mins...perhaps more will show up later?
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August 27th, 2000, 04:59 AM
#17
Inactive Member
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August 27th, 2000, 09:00 PM
#18
Inactive Member
cpa, yeah, it could be the fuel running through or the valve/relay switch. I never know what the sound of pinging is like so I got a little paranoid there 
But anyhow, I'd like to know how to install a small led that would light up whenever pinging occurs..like tapping into a knock sensor wire or something. Anyone has any hints/comments on this???
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August 28th, 2000, 12:08 AM
#19
Inactive Member
Random:
Pull the wire from the JR pressure switch. This will lock the fuel enrichment relay in. Go for a test ride to see if the (relay) noise is gone.
The pressure switch always makes the relay chatter when near 1 psi of boost.
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August 28th, 2000, 01:58 AM
#20
Inactive Member
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[This message has been edited by randomwalk101 (edited August 31, 2000).]
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