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Shaking And Hesitating On The Throtel

Seb,

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The car is a R32 gts-t and when i start it up it will go to 1000 revs then drop slowly and makes the engine shake allot and the lower it go's the worse it gets until it stalls, but once above 2000 it go's ok and doesn't shake but it feels like its hesitating when i put my foot down and doesn't have as much power.

I've been told it's probably the injectors but i had a look at the muffler when i had it started up and no black smoke came out so i'm not sure if it is the injectors, Any ideas?

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