FUNWHEELDRIVE
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- Dec 27, 2008
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I have a tial 38MM with the high pressure spring (20psi) with a MBC can i boost lower than this for engine break in?
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SHITTT.... im either guna look for another spring... or really keep an eye on my foot.... cause i dont wanna break my engine in at 20 psi!
Why not? I do it all the time
20psi the first thing the motor sees? 
just tune an take it down the road and do about 10 to 12 35 to 55 or 60 mph pullshit it and hold it the higher cylinder pressures will help seat your rings
just tune an take it down the road and do about 10 to 12 35 to 55 or 60 mph pulls
back to back to seat the rings. If something is wrong its gonna happen anyway.
okie doke sounds good.
Ya how do people do it when breaking in a new turbo, and engine, and tuning all at the same time?
Because should you do your pulls right when the engine is started? but what if your tune would be totally off and its unbeleivably lean? Just something thats always been in my mind... im not to worried about it ive just thought about it.
IMHO you shouldn't be trying to tune your car on a new engine (ring break in). Stock ECU and stock injectors is what I would recommend unless your ECU already has a solid tune on it for the injectors you would be using. You don't want wash the cylinder walls with gas and not being able to seat your rings.
problem 1: dont have smaller turbo anymore
problem 2: dont even have circulating bov anymore because it was the 2g one and it was a POS and i threw it out because before i rebuilt the motor i ran a turbo xs vented. and i was going to use link for speed density so i wouldnt be able to put my stock chip back in.
If i take the spring out and do my pulls like that up to 5 psi... would i be able to tune more safely at the same time as breaking in?
