Elim. 2871R Log
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Elim. 2871R Log
19psi, Elim 2871R, atp mani, atp 3" test pipe, atp 3" inlet pipe, borla, greddy fmic, 440cc green top, unitronic, ecs adj. fpr, vr6 maf housing.
I'm planing to turn the boost to 20-22psi. what you guys think? is it going to be safe to do that ?
#3
RE: Elim. 2871R Log
why is the timing in between your cylinders so inconsistent on the first run?... 4.5 degrees is not a lot but a decent number
you really aught to check out your egt before turning the boost up, for performance, one should use volume, not pressure to make power.
you really aught to check out your egt before turning the boost up, for performance, one should use volume, not pressure to make power.
#6
RE: Elim. 2871R Log
exhaust gas temperature, you want to keep it down, you have a big turbo that pushes a lot of volume... too much pressure will raise the temperature of the turbo and heat up your intake charge, nevermind that you have to retard the timing so far, and the exhaust being so hot will melt things you never thought possible... which would obviosly cause problems... its quite a large part of tuning, helps keep the intake temp down, which makes more efficient power, and the heat will mess up your air/fuel ratio.
#9
RE: Elim. 2871R Log
you will have to check around to see what is ok for these cars... and i dont think that the car can read the egt, so you will have to get a pyrometer kit to check it, but if i were you id check around to see how close you can have the timing with a safe amount of boost instead of blowing all the work and $$ you dumped into your car for a few months of fun. if you want an autometer pyrometer, i have a distributor account with them, prices are a bit better than normal. its like 129 + shipping for it. (ultra-lite 0-1600 deg F)
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