jamal
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- Nov 19, 2002
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Grand Rapids,
North Dakota
I bought a 91 AWD Automatic Talon Tsi for $300 dollars that had a blown engine. My friend had an engine out of a manual with a new head on it he sold me for $500 bucks. It was just rebuilt, the head was new.
Cams are manual cams too.
Ok, once I got this other car home I found out the tubro was pretty much melted.
I bought a 14b turbo off this guy for $150 bucks.
I also bought a 3 inch down pipe, 3 inch exhaust, and a magnaflow muffler. No cat..
I currently have all this on the car. Its pretty much stock. I still have the 390cc stock automatic injectors too. I have a set of 450cc's I'm going to install when I get around to it.
My question is, what should my boost levels be? I installed an Autometer 30/30 boost gauge. My vac level is 15 when I idle, 20 when I'm going down the road and let off the gas. When I get on the gas really hard I hit 15 pounds on the turbo. I hit fuel cut too due to the small injectors but is 15 too high? Should I install a manual boost controller and back it down some?
Any thoughts?
Cams are manual cams too.
Ok, once I got this other car home I found out the tubro was pretty much melted.
I bought a 14b turbo off this guy for $150 bucks.
I also bought a 3 inch down pipe, 3 inch exhaust, and a magnaflow muffler. No cat..
I currently have all this on the car. Its pretty much stock. I still have the 390cc stock automatic injectors too. I have a set of 450cc's I'm going to install when I get around to it.
My question is, what should my boost levels be? I installed an Autometer 30/30 boost gauge. My vac level is 15 when I idle, 20 when I'm going down the road and let off the gas. When I get on the gas really hard I hit 15 pounds on the turbo. I hit fuel cut too due to the small injectors but is 15 too high? Should I install a manual boost controller and back it down some?
Any thoughts?
