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    Dead spot high RPM's

    first post here.. great site i have dont a lot of checking around and reading but havent found anything like this (very minor) problem...
    Ive only had my firebird like 7 months now and thanks to NY driven it only about 3 months... its a 93 3.4L auto engin all stock. did a full tune up when i got it (starting fresh) plugs, wires, air filter, fuel filter normal stuff.. she runs great except when im on it hard around 4k you can feel a dramatic power drop as it pokes up to like 5.5k and shifts (full pedal)... so i dont know if thats normal or what.. any thoughs would be great... thanks
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    haha mine does that sorta but its cuz my tranny is shot! slipping like crazy...
    93 3.4L red Firebird<br />CompCams cam, fully ported heads, High stall Tq Converter, Rebuilt tranny with shift kit, stage 2 jet chip, ported throttle body, 3.73 gears w/ posi, K&N FIPK intake, Flowmaster exhaust with cutout, pulleys, throttle body bypass

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