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14b turbo psi?

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talon_frost

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Feb 10, 2008
Kitchener,
hey , If you were to take the 14b turbo and hook it up to a gauge without mbc, what can the 14b turbo psi be because im getting my mbc tuned and im hooking it up to my compressor and setting the compressor at the flow rate of the turbo, just need to knwo what the 14b turbo will create.
 
no i mean if the turbo j-pipe turned into a vac pipe and hooked up to a gauge what would the 14b turbo generate if you did not control the boost other then reving the hell out of the car to redline.
 
no LOL i mean imagine the jpipe turned into a gauge how much psi would the 14b turbo produce if the car redlined ?
 
ok take our engine and rev to redline, spooling the 14b turbo, if you hooked a gauge to the compressor housing right where the j-pipe would be, how much psi will it generate.
 
no imagine instead of the air your flowing to your intake its going to a gauge and your not regulating the boost level, how much psi would the 14b turbo flow?
 
what im trying to accomplish is to set my boost control without have to drive the car just set with a compressor and put it on.
 
Seriously, wtf. You can't 'flow' pressure, and you can't build pressure with no flow on a turbo. And even if you could it would NOT be representative of how to set your MBC. Put it on the ####ing car, turn it all the way down and just adjust it by trial and error for ####s sake. :rolleyes:
 
ok take our engine and rev to redline, spooling the 14b turbo, if you hooked a gauge to the compressor housing right where the j-pipe would be, how much psi will it generate.
0 to .5 psi.

Turbochargers operate on exhaust load....if there's no load on the engine (freerevving) then the turbo will not generate any boost.

This is why you cannot simply rev your engine, cut the throttle, and expect to hear anything audible from the blow off valve....it's not generating boost.


Now if you have 2-step Stutter or Anti-Lag, this is a completely different story.
 
I beg to differ on that, I had a friend with a first gen and he would get 12psi and the actuator would open on a free rev. the turbo was extremely loose and ate itself to shavings a few months later but it would spool almost right off idle.
 
0 to .5 psi.

Turbochargers operate on exhaust load....if there's no load on the engine (freerevving) then the turbo will not generate any boost.

This is why you cannot simply rev your engine, cut the throttle, and expect to hear anything audible from the blow off valve....it's not generating boost.


Now if you have 2-step Stutter or Anti-Lag, this is a completely different story.

actually I have a 2g and I can rev it up at a standstill and at about 3000+ rpm my bov vents loudly, the same as if i were driving and i dont have 2step or anti lag, its stock except for apexi cold air intake, greddy type rs bov, guages...
 
actually I have a 2g and I can rev it up at a standstill and at about 3000+ rpm my bov vents loudly, the same as if i were driving and i dont have 2step or anti lag, its stock except for apexi cold air intake, greddy type rs bov, guages...

Still not venting due to boost building...
 
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