Boost in "N" -vs- in Gear
#11
RE: Boost in "N" -vs- in Gear
This is a typical 1st, 2nd, 3rd gear plot of requested boost (white line) and actual boost (red area), you can see here the requested boost and actual boost drops off for gear changes.
It would be interesting to see what the plot would look like if you didn't lift of the accelerator pedal.
I haven't seen the boost register while revving in neutral but then again I haven't really revved it hard for any more than a blip, don't want to disturb the neighbors.
It would be interesting to see what the plot would look like if you didn't lift of the accelerator pedal.
I haven't seen the boost register while revving in neutral but then again I haven't really revved it hard for any more than a blip, don't want to disturb the neighbors.
#13
RE: Boost in "N" -vs- in Gear
^ that is his sw that is like vagcom
Boost in 1-2 gears will be less than in 3-5/6 gears since again load. As for not lifting, the boost would still drop since the engine is still disengaged and the turbo will slow slightly (less exhaust gas) even though the dv/bov doesnt open (yes, if you shift without letting up the bov doesnt open).
ORIGINAL: freegeek
This is a typical 1st, 2nd, 3rd gear plot of requested boost (white line) and actual boost (red area), you can see here the requested boost and actual boost drops off for gear changes.
It would be interesting to see what the plot would look like if you didn't lift of the accelerator pedal.
I haven't seen the boost register while revving in neutral but then again I haven't really revved it hard for any more than a blip, don't want to disturb the neighbors.
This is a typical 1st, 2nd, 3rd gear plot of requested boost (white line) and actual boost (red area), you can see here the requested boost and actual boost drops off for gear changes.
It would be interesting to see what the plot would look like if you didn't lift of the accelerator pedal.
I haven't seen the boost register while revving in neutral but then again I haven't really revved it hard for any more than a blip, don't want to disturb the neighbors.
#16
RE: Boost in "N" -vs- in Gear
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#17
RE: Boost in "N" -vs- in Gear
ORIGINAL: Skipponator
That is a nifty guage, what can it do?
That is a nifty guage, what can it do?
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Graph Display
G force
Speed timing
Faults and adaptations
Setup
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Gauge Display
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Torque
Boost pressure
Cmd pressure
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Air intake temp
Exhaust temp
Coolant temp
N75 position
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Boost pressure
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N75 position
Missfire
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0-60mph acceleration timing[/align]0-100mph acceleration timing
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