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Car surges/bucks in second gear

First, I would like to thank our host and everyone in this forum for the info provided. I was able to build a excellent 3.4 liter, twin plug engine that has been running great for the past 10k miles!!!!

Engine is set up as follows:

1986 911 3.4 liter - Dougherty DC20 cams, Steve W chip, 993 ignitor & coil pack and inverter box, European Headers with 74 single side exhaust.

I have run into an annoying issue that I can't find any info.

While cruising in 2nd gear at 2500 - 2700 rpm, the engine will buck/surge.
If I give it more throttle or shift, it goes away. It seams to only do it in 2nd gear.

Fuel pressure is correct and I have not found any vacuum leaks.

Any help would be appreciated!

Again, Thanks to all!!!!

Guy

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That engine sounds great. And I see you've managed to neatly shoehorn it into your number 8! Must be that flat six configuration.

Have you talked to Steve W about this?
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Steve's chip may be a bit rich at those rpms (that's why they call them performance chips).
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Check your Fuel/Air Mixture, it may need to be adjusted for your SW Chip.
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Air fuel mixture was set with Innovate LM1.
I should have mention that this problem just recently started within the past
1k miles.
I tested the oxygen sensor using the procedures in the porsche manuals and it appears to be working properly.
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You might try testing the output of your TPS, particularly the area near fully closed. See if the output is "jumpy."
I have a similar thing happen a little lower in the RPMs, maybe 2100 or so (don't remember off the top of my head). I usually notice it in traffic at about 20mph.
It only happens when I'm cruising at neutral throttle, so I have my foot barely on the gas. I kind of figured it had something to do with how the TPS and chip were working together. I don't know what the resolution of the TPS is, but I think I must be in one of the first couple of positions.
I know that's kind of vague...

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