BISHILVR
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- Nov 14, 2003
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salem,
Ohio
Yeah, I just dont see why he would'nt dump it to atmosphere and make proper use of it, that is what I figured he was doing at first.
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As stated, 22 degrees as soon as boost hits is way to much. 22 degrees peak is great if you dont knock, but you want a nice smooth steady timing curve. For example, I usually see a peak of 22-23 degrees advance... I just opened a log to check and on this log:
@ 5411rpm I had 15.1 degrees, @6178 I had 19.3 and I did not get to 22.1 until 7310rpms.
I think your creep issue can be solved as stated by proper porting, if you get fed up and want to go external, do it like the pic I showed you of mine on ORLDSM, works like a champ!
This is just a question for someone wiser than I: Could the extreme advance in timing make the turbo spool up faster, thus causing worse boost creep? My line of thought on this comes from Anti-Lag in DSMLink, IE: with just a studder I build less than 10psi, but with the Anti-Lag set on 10degrees ATDC I build 20psi. I may be totally off on this, just a thought.
if you wanted to control the boost creep issue you could have went with the 34mm flapper