TurboChrged93
15+ Year Contributor
- 124
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- Jan 5, 2005
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No where Fun,
Pennsylvania
Bare with me here fellas.
WOT, dry day, 25 psi, I flow 2000-2200 Hz
75% or more throttle, rainy day, same boost, I flow 2600-3000+ Hz.
Temperature same. And I understand humidity and all that can effect the density of air and this and that. But I feel like... rain is like 'glue' and it's sealing a boost leak.
I mean this is like a difference of night and day with the buttock in seat dyno test. You feel the car take off alot more on a rainy day.
Mods are in profile.
Second...
I made my own boost leak tester. Made sure it seals and what knot. I pump the hell out of my system with a hand pump and I can't build more than 2 psi on the gauge. Do I have that large of a boost leak, or is a hand pump not effecient enough??? I've tried several different pumps. I do not hear any audible sounds.
Please leave your opinions, bitches, gripes, and flames.
WOT, dry day, 25 psi, I flow 2000-2200 Hz
75% or more throttle, rainy day, same boost, I flow 2600-3000+ Hz.
Temperature same. And I understand humidity and all that can effect the density of air and this and that. But I feel like... rain is like 'glue' and it's sealing a boost leak.
I mean this is like a difference of night and day with the buttock in seat dyno test. You feel the car take off alot more on a rainy day.
Mods are in profile.
Second...
I made my own boost leak tester. Made sure it seals and what knot. I pump the hell out of my system with a hand pump and I can't build more than 2 psi on the gauge. Do I have that large of a boost leak, or is a hand pump not effecient enough??? I've tried several different pumps. I do not hear any audible sounds.
Please leave your opinions, bitches, gripes, and flames.