SlowboyCSE
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I've seen our 2 liters get up to 45 lbs/min at 20 psi well modded. All of the airflow enhancing mods must be taken into cosideration.
There is a time and a place to express your opinion of vendors, someones thread where they are looking for help is not it.95GSXracer said:Check for boost leaks (they would have to be large), be sure the preload on the WG arm is acceptable, check for exhaust leaks, and advanced timing/shyte tuning. Also consider what I said in my other post about when you are getting on the gas. Spoolup is not all about rpm, a lot of it has to do with time as well. So get on it early enough for it to represent rpm if you are looking to quantify boost threshold.
Ronin17 said:I am going to do a boost leak tomorrow and see what I find, with the terrible spool time and low airflow rate I am sure I will find a big leak somewhere.

I am curious what you mean about preload on the WG arm? I adjusted the wastegate arm tonight to the shortest position I could get and spool up is still terrible. Is there anything I need to do besides adjusting the length of the arm by screwing the end of it shorter? Sorry for my ignorance.
I am pretty sure I don't have any exhaust leaks, I checked over my manifold and didn't notice any cracks. I also didn't see any blow by near the head/manifold area.
About the timing issue, I am thinking that if I had a boost leak I definitely wouldn't have to be leaning out the S-AFC as much as I have to now. Hopefully this will allow me to keep running the 2g mas/s-afc combo and not have to drop the money for DSMLink. Then again if I had the money, I would love to have DSMLink and a wideband o2 sensor kit of some sort.

Liquid Illusion said:Unbolt that POS gt30 PTE knock off hack job, put it in a box and mail it back to slowboy. Pick up the phone call Forced performance and buy the turbo pictured below, this is my suggestion.
95GSXracer said:A couple months back I put down 430 HP to the wheels (on pump gas) with SBR turbo, motor, and most other parts. Ran 119 (on pump) when the track opened. All at ~22 psi.
Please see rules concerning vendor bashing. Thanks.Liquid Illusion said:My apologies, I honestly don't care enough about this vender ass kissing school yard to update my signature on a regular basis. We all found it pretty funny that a car making 501whp ran a 12.6 on it first pass straight from our AWD dynojet.My driving sucks so guilty as charged.
Slowboys minions or their comedic responses don't concern me. Every rebuttal has been from a slowboy employed tool or someone from the slowboy cheer-leading squad. The reality is he purchases a tiny ball bearing turbo that is laggy, hard to install and basically *crap*
You get what you pay for.
Liquid Illusion said:My apologies, I honestly don't care enough about this vender ass kissing school yard to update my signature on a regular basis. We all found it pretty funny that a car making 501whp ran a 12.6 on it first pass straight from our AWD dynojet.My driving sucks so guilty as charged.
Slowboys minions or their comedic responses don't concern me. Every rebuttal has been from a slowboy employed tool or someone from the slowboy cheer-leading squad. The reality is he purchases a tiny ball bearing turbo that is laggy, hard to install and basically *crap*
You get what you pay for.
This only adds fuel to the fire. Please refrain from participating in this juvenile bullshit.red91gst said:Then I guess that means your wearing the FP minskirt and varsity jacket! GO FP GO GO FP!
Get a life dude.
Nate
LandoAWD said:Please see rules concerning vendor bashing. Thanks.
Liquid Illusion said:why is it when you click [my webpage] at the bottom of your post, it takes you to slowboys webpage :laugh:
I love cheer-leaders :laugh: :laugh:
red91gst said:Lets all grow up and get back to the original thread.
BTW, that shiny FP is a GT-30R, same CHRA.
Nate
95GSXracer said:Its worth mentioning that if you are still using the stock mas or any airflow sensor before the turbo, ANY boost leak will cause higher airflow readings, not lower. So I wouldnt expect to find much. But often different problems combine and baffle the best of us
95GSXracer said:But this is the point I was trying to make earlier. At ~-28% on 650s, you havent leaned out at all. You are richer than stock. Use old injector (450) divided by new injector (650), minus 1, to come up with the correction percentage that will put you back on stock AFR levels, if all other thigns remain equal.
95GSXracer said:Let me ask again what rpm you are flooring it at. In that log posted in the beginning, it was way too high to make any judgement on boost threshold. If you havent already, floor it at 2000-2500 rpm and post at what rpm you get full boost. If you have already done this, what was the rpm. A turbo can feel laggy if the test is done improperly and one is not used to a turbo of that size. Lets make sure this is really abnormal before we spend any more time troubleshooting the causes

Even flooring it early doesn't help the spool up time at all, I also tried 4th gear and still get a terrible spool up rate near 4500+rpms.
If you want me to switch to FP so bad please package up a new FP3052
but this is a small price to pay to get a direct comparison between the two turbos right?
:laugh: You do have a couple thousand lying around don't you?

Liquid Illusion said:damn bud looks like you just dont learn
Saturday, November 22, 2003 ::
I am going to take the GT10 off (for the 3rd time) and send it to SBR to see if they can fix it up for me. My car has been blowing some smoke and I saw a little smoke come from where the turbo and o2 housing meet,
Monday, December 01, 2003 ::
Talked with Mike at SBR and the CHRA center section would have to be replaced to have my turbo back to good as new. So might as well go and upgrade it! I've decided to go with a GT30R CHRA,
Wednesday, April 21, 2004 ::
I have the GT30r
So your first slowboy turbo blew up in november of 03. mike had it by december and didnt send you a new one until frickin april :laugh: :laugh: dude thats 4 months for a turbo!!!! :laugh: :laugh: we got our FP3065 in 4 days and anthony got is fp3052 in about 10 days.
Ronin17 said:I get what you are trying to say about -28% with 650's being equal to the 450's, but this turbo isn't flowing a lot of air right now. If I were to figure out my problem and have this turbo start flowing in the high 30's lb/min, wouldn't that equal less leaning out on the s-afc to compensate for the increased airflow? Your not saying that 650's are too big for this setup are you? I'm a little confused.
I hope this at least illustrates the crappy side effects of tuning by modifying the airflow signal. Even flooring it early doesn't help the spool up time at all, I also tried 4th gear 2500 and going WOT and still get a terrible spool up rate. Turbo starts to spool near 2900rpms and then probably reaches ~10psi near 3500rpms, it then shoots to 20psi very fast near 4500+rpms.
:laugh: Its useless. Leaning out further on the AFC will increase timing however, and as I said in one of my first replies its already fairly high. I did some research on this last night though and I dont think its high enough to assume you are getting a lot of knock. It seems that at ~20 lbs/min the ECU still only shoots for about 20 degrees of timing if I remember correctly. And that was roughly 1.5 grams/rev airflow. 20-22 degrees on pump should be doable at such low airflow levels, well into the 30s I would expect. And indeed I did run that kind of timing at those airflow levels. To give the contrasting situation, I burned 3 cylinders at 23 degrees (minus 4 degrees knock = 18 degrees) at 55 lbs/min on pump gas.
22 psi, AFR on the wideband was 11:1, and front O2 was .98-1.0. 4 degrees knock is nothing, I used to run that all day. Beware of high timing on pump! Anyway...
Its a pain in the ass, but there is always an explanation for these problems, and contrary to some poeples convictions, it doesnt always point to the vendor.Liquid Illusion said:Everyone in this thread so far is a slowboy employed tool so who cares.
LandoAWD said:I did a little cleaning up. MOST of the bullshit is gone, but I have work to do.
Try to keep this away from vendor bashing and shop wars, and on the topic at hand.
2. Insults and/or name calling - this can get you banned without warning - we don't care how experienced or knowledgable you are, being an ass is not acceptable
This applies to all of you. If you want to do the back and forth thing, take it to PMs or pick up a phone and shit-talk like a man.
Ronin17 said:Quick update: went -5% leaner and still nothing. Took the car for a drive around town and it really struggles in the lower RPM range, pretty much below 4500 rpms the car feels like it can hardly get up and go. 3rd gear going up a hill at around 35mph I can go WOT and the car hardly even moves.
I even was able to shorten the wastegate arm a little bit more for even more preload and there is still no difference in the spool.
95GSXRacer: I know you mentioned that a boost leak would make it read more airflow, This probably wouldn't be the case if the turbo was leaking around the compressor housing would it?
I am going to try bypassing my MBC and see if that changes anything, but I can't imagine the boost controller causing any of these problems.
I'm going to need a vacation away from this stupid car, it's really getting fustrating now.
