I bought my msp two months ago, and the owner said there was a new clutch and a new turbo with only 2000 miles on it. Don't get me wrong, this car books it. I don't know a lot about cars, but I am experiencing this:
When I start the car and let it warm up, I take off when the idle goes down to about 1400 rpm. In other words, motor still pretty cold. When I drive and the motor is cold, it's screamin' fast, but once i've been driving for a while and the motor's fully warmed up, the car is slow as s***. The turbo takes longer to kick in and usually I have to stomp on it. It's still pretty fast, but not nearly like it is when it's cold. Is this just how turbos are? From what I can see, it's a calloway turbo and weapon r pipes. I can hear it spooling, and it still blows off with the BOV, but it's like it's a different car entirely. Also I notice that the exhaust is much louder when I stomp on it and it's already warm versus when it's cold. Like crazy loud and almost a hollow sound.. I have no idea what's wrong and no idea how to work on it! I'm a pretty fast learner but don't know anything about these cars..
Many thanks,
Craig
When I start the car and let it warm up, I take off when the idle goes down to about 1400 rpm. In other words, motor still pretty cold. When I drive and the motor is cold, it's screamin' fast, but once i've been driving for a while and the motor's fully warmed up, the car is slow as s***. The turbo takes longer to kick in and usually I have to stomp on it. It's still pretty fast, but not nearly like it is when it's cold. Is this just how turbos are? From what I can see, it's a calloway turbo and weapon r pipes. I can hear it spooling, and it still blows off with the BOV, but it's like it's a different car entirely. Also I notice that the exhaust is much louder when I stomp on it and it's already warm versus when it's cold. Like crazy loud and almost a hollow sound.. I have no idea what's wrong and no idea how to work on it! I'm a pretty fast learner but don't know anything about these cars..
Many thanks,
Craig