lilpooh21186

yea i toruqe them 65 ftp

Zeniceguycrx

thats how u stretch them aswell(same time it does it)
I try timing again and go by the marks on the crankl pully not a screwdriver in the cyl

Slo_crx1

Cherry red cat is more than likely from an excessive amount of fuel (could also account for the breaking up in the rpm range) being dumped in and washing into the cat, then being ignited due to the hot gasses. I would look into your fuel system first to see what you can find. Having way too much fuel being injected will also make your idle pretty low. As far as cams being off due to the head being shaved, that will add to the low idle due to the cams not being in the exact spot they should be at tdc.
You don't have a bleeder valve on the back end of the upper rad hose? That's where mine is located, you could check that to see.
Don't worry about the idle for now, that can be adjusted. You can raise and lower the throttle plate stopper to get you into the rough rpm range, then do the fine adjustment through the idle screw. Just remember to adjust the tps when done.

lilpooh21186

i got out of work early today. like i suspected my head studs were alil lose i havent re timed the car yet but i unpluged the ecu and pluged it back in same ---- happens. Now with my turbo manifold on this thing pops and cracks like you wouldnot belive. mabey b/c its obd2 witch is bull ---- and i can actually see smalll flames falling out of the mani witch is probbly fuel. i orderd everything i need to get it boosted except the intercooler and piping hopefully with a new basemap ---- will work also do i need bluetop or blacktop dsm for my car.

Zeniceguycrx

same ---- realy

lilpooh21186

im gunna do the timming tommarow and post a vid hopefully ---- changes

JDMFantasy2K

i was thinking retarded ignition timing because it'd ignite the mixture way late and it'd be burning in the exhaust, but yeah

Smith-02

he sees flaming bits of gas falling from the lack of a gasket gap on his manifold.

is your name josh coleman by chance?

d15b7underpsi

any check engine lights? a blinking check engine light means "missfire causing catalyst damage". Your cat must be cooked by now, get rid of it and convert to obd1

bikewrench

I did a timing belt and tune up for a friend. When I started it up I got the same thing: rough idle, glowing cat. I kept rechecking the timing belt thinking that I got it off a tooth. Turns out I had the plug wires out of order.

Don't forget to check the little things. My guess is ignition timing.