AUSS1E

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When I go up my driveway and pull into the garage (It is pretty steep up hill), the car starts to die with the clutch in. Not sure if it is a fuel pressure problem or what else it could be. It could be my intake causing it, but this is the only time it does it, right as I pass the crest into the garage...
Any ideas??

PunoEvo1337

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i have the same intake... never had any stalling issues but my car did run really lean at low rpms till i got my ecu reflashed with the vishnu EXED.

ps - come up to louisville sometime they always have autocross at freedom hall

EvoDan2004

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when your leting the cluch out maby your not giving it enoff gas at the same time. member your on a hill u need to give it more gas to go while leting the cluch out. try giving it more gas next time see if that helps. DONT FLOOR IT u may end up out the back wall. if it works learn how much u need and figure out ur cluch and gas '' meening how much of each'' dont ride the cluch eather hope i helped u out

ChisTiCal

its ur car telling u that it doesnt want to be stop driving

plokivos

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what's a pretty steep? like 45 degree steep or more than that?

you know all your fluids are going to shift toward the back of your car, including your fuel.

that and you're at an angle, you need more gas with an aftermarket intake, because they suck on low end.

KazzEvo8

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Take the intake off, it'll stop. Then get yourself scheduled for a tune and tune with the intake.

AUSS1E

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Will do, I cant wait for them to get going around here again. I think the first one is March. They also have some in Cincy too. My friend has an STi so we could make a day of it.

AUSS1E

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I dont think it is quite 45deg. Maybe more like 35. I am thinking it is a combination of the intake and all the fuel shifting. I dont think it has been reflashed after the intake either, So hopefully when I get that done it will fix it.