tektic
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That is the conclusion I came to, and how I ended up using the t in fpr.
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Why So Boosted?
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That is the conclusion I came to, and how I ended up using the t in fpr.
tektic
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Will try this.
CutlassJim
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Taking your gauge source off the outlet is a bad idea. Your actual manifold pressure will be lower than indicated due to pressure drop across your intercooler and piping. Plus no vacuum signal there. Womp womp! It is a really good place for your boost controller though.
mitsuturbo
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Quoting slugsgomoo:
if you're getting very low vacuum (inches of vacuum, pounds of boost /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif), it means you probably have a pretty severe boost leak somewhere. Have you boost leak tested? are your readings different off the manifold than they are off of "P"? If they are, that's an indication of a problem as they should match exactly.
For what it's worth I think I'm ~ 17inHG at idle with HKS 272/272 cams, stock should read a bit more vacuum than that, bigger cams a bit less.
Kelford 272's here. 11-12inHG seems to be pretty standard for what i have.
if you're getting very low vacuum (inches of vacuum, pounds of boost /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif), it means you probably have a pretty severe boost leak somewhere. Have you boost leak tested? are your readings different off the manifold than they are off of "P"? If they are, that's an indication of a problem as they should match exactly.
For what it's worth I think I'm ~ 17inHG at idle with HKS 272/272 cams, stock should read a bit more vacuum than that, bigger cams a bit less.
Kelford 272's here. 11-12inHG seems to be pretty standard for what i have.
tektic
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Yeah I want to do this just for the waste gate signal. I also found my turbo smart mbc that I missplaced, so I will be toying with that hopefully connected in this position.
I will try to remove the cover to dril and tap but removing the large c clamp may prove difficult. Stuffing rags and vacuuming and blowing compressed air through after completion may be the route I go. I'd rather remove it obviously.
I wish I added more ports to my intake manifold for map and boost gauge.
I will try to remove the cover to dril and tap but removing the large c clamp may prove difficult. Stuffing rags and vacuuming and blowing compressed air through after completion may be the route I go. I'd rather remove it obviously.
I wish I added more ports to my intake manifold for map and boost gauge.
