Turbolaser
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- Aug 30, 2002
Is it safe to do the boost contol solenoid mod on a stock 1G?
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Are you even logging the wideband in link? Is it accurate with the gauge?
unfortunetly no... it seems the only way i can log it is if i run NB sim. and i dont want to ditch my o2 sensor. but its pegged -- under WOT and fuel trims are good and A/F est. and old A/f ratio line up well. i can post a log if you'd like.
What a great explanation.
Get a wideband that will log through link. Looking at the gauge and looking at the rpm's to see were you are rich and were you are lean is never a good idea.
You'll see when you start running this setup
What about spark? should i gap my plugs a little closer or go to 8es for the track?
Plus i don't see the stock feed and filter as a restriction at his level.
thats why im here asking for advise... if you have none to offer then i dont want to here it... i will take creative criticism...
Get off my dick man. I just dont see this happening at 92 octane without water/meth..Safely that is
Why's that?
He's got the fuel, as long as he doesn't get greedy with timing and plays close attention to the knock sensor he'll be fine.
OP, tune more conservatively at 30psi, you wont get away with the same knock you can in the low 20s. A hot tune for 2 counts of knock will be ok (still a bad idea) in the low 20psi area, but the same 2 counts at 30psi and stuff slowly starts to melt, at least in my personal experience.
Just so everything you stated doesnt happen. Derr
Could be different on a 1g. I don't work on them to often. To the OP are you still on the stock 1g timing map?
My friend runs 30 psi on an 18g6sl2, but this is on 93 octane for one, and it was very carefully tuned. Also, hes running a built motor. The timing is peaking at 10 degrees up top, and he still gets 2- 3 counts of knock. If you try running timing this low on cast guts, you WILL melt a piston before you can say oh shit. Also, the 6sl2 hotside flows more than the TD05, so less backpressure= slightly less prone to knock, but even still its not a good idea. There are some people on this site who've ran 10's on the stock filter with just a -6 hose going to the rail, but its definitely not the best way to go. If I were you, OP, either tune on E85, or just tune it to 25psi on 92 pump if you can, especially if you dont have forged guts and an EGT gauge...
I was running 30psi peak, 25 hold on my e316g for about 15k miles. It can be easily done.
You need:
e85
>1200 injectors
ARP headbolts
3-layer headgasket
Most importantly: GOOD TUNER
Good luck!