kraka
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eclouston said:Heres the thing I havent done any adjustments to the turbo it is all still set to stock, no boost adjustment valve nothing.
Stock exhaust too so theirs plenty of back pressure, should not have any kind of boost creep.
The thing I am not really sure about is the arm on the wastegate actuator is adjustable and has a nut on it with the arm being threaded.
I am also thinking it may be from the low vacuum Jason mentioned. It didn't go above 13 psi at an idle.
The reason why it seems like fuel cut maybe my afpr didnt raise the pressure in the fuel rail, not to mention the nut on top wasn't tight on the o-ring.
I am going to make a boost leak tester tommarow after work. Wouldn't mind a link to a how to on that either .
steve said:So how is the wastegate actuator hooked up if you don't have either the BCS or a MBC?
Is there a hose directly from the J-pipe to the actuator?
If the arm in the actuator is adjustable that will give you some control over where it opens but it should be consistant.
I don't follow the vacuum part. Normal vacuum at idle is about 18 in hg vacuum which is about -8.8 psi but none of the gauges typically read in psi on the vacuum side.
You can check the AFPR by applying pressure yourself to the reference port nipple and watch the fuel pressure change while the pump is running.
Boost leak tester: (I used a quick connect for my compressor rather than a valve stem. That makes it easier to do one person testing but harder to see how well it holds pressure)
http://www.vfaq.com/mods/ICtester.html
and the first part of this talks about leak testing
http://www.ca.dsm.org/faq/tb-shaftseals.html
Steve
rksudrick said:hurry up and put them up... sucks we missed it... when we all going to greatlakes........
ya funny...btw your car is really all show and no go, its slow as hell.....


robs90tsi said:He has his BCS still, its all stock under his hood except for the bolt ons, no MBC, and I believe his vacuum when the motor was warm was around 15.
steve said:Untill the system is pressure tested it's hard to say what's going on. Too many possibilities.
Normally 15 in hg vacuum at idle would be a bad thing on a car with stock cams.
Steve
rksudrick said:So when r we all going to the track... and when is the bbq and stuff........ chop chop slacker


That actually takes some effort to do. They don't ban you because you look funny.justincredible said:damn, yo ass is banned jingx284...haha.
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