nathan259
Probationary Member
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- May 13, 2011
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St-Jean,
QC_Canada
Hi,
don't get my question wrong, I don't want to know how much I should boost, I want to know how to determine how high I can safely boost. I seen some people writing about knocks and stuff. How do I know what is the perfect amount of boost for my car?
Here is what I got :
1999 Eclipse Spyder GS , swapped with a 4G63T, 4G63T Ecu and harness.
FMIC and Piping
Stock fuel pump and injectors (fuel pump is from the GS, is it the same than GST's ?).
T28 Turbo
MBC
Aftermarket boost gauge.
Aftermarket blow-off, don't remember the brand.
Everything else is STOCK.
This is a summer daily driver, I dont want to have a racing car, just something reliable but performant too. So how to know how much boost I can have so the car runs safely? Note that I dont have any logging tools except the boost gauge... I also got a fuel pressure gauge but this is pretty much to make sure I don't run out of fuel (which is pretty much impossible with 15 psi I think).
don't get my question wrong, I don't want to know how much I should boost, I want to know how to determine how high I can safely boost. I seen some people writing about knocks and stuff. How do I know what is the perfect amount of boost for my car?
Here is what I got :
1999 Eclipse Spyder GS , swapped with a 4G63T, 4G63T Ecu and harness.
FMIC and Piping
Stock fuel pump and injectors (fuel pump is from the GS, is it the same than GST's ?).
T28 Turbo
MBC
Aftermarket boost gauge.
Aftermarket blow-off, don't remember the brand.
Everything else is STOCK.
This is a summer daily driver, I dont want to have a racing car, just something reliable but performant too. So how to know how much boost I can have so the car runs safely? Note that I dont have any logging tools except the boost gauge... I also got a fuel pressure gauge but this is pretty much to make sure I don't run out of fuel (which is pretty much impossible with 15 psi I think).