Turbolaser
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Chandler_AZ
Is it safe to do the boost contol solenoid mod on a stock 1G?
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Guys lots of bad info here. The 1G 450cc are ok for 15ish psi with stock pump granted there are no boost leaks the rest of the system is up to snuff. He is running the small 390cc injectors so with out a logger I would only push 11-12 psi.. Also to run the 450cc injectors and not go hog ass rich you will want to get your hands on the 5 speed ecu that is setup for the 450cc blue tops!
yeah it's 13g not 13b.. i had also thought that until i learned that Mitsy 3000gt vr-4s have the 13gs stock and guys upgrade them to the 14bs
OK I ran the numbers on my turbo its the small 16g but I guess I'll just go to 12psi? And tune as much as I can withe the wide band
OK what does rewireing do ? Just run the max psi?
I'm curious as to when it's broke in what boost I should be safe at?
You're going to be knock limited to the amount of boost/timing advance you'll be able to get away with, which is usually the case on any pump gas setup.im building a 1990 eagle talon tsi with 1g rods and 2g NPR pistons .20 over
apr head studs
apr rod bolts
acl rod and crank tri bearings
stock head
fmic
smim
2g port and polished exhaust manifold
Mhi small 16g with 7cm polished exhaust housing
external wastgate
mbc
greddy bov
clutchmaster light weight flywheel/3 puck cluch/2500lb pressue plate
Full 3" exhaust
Autometer: boost, oil pressure, O2 guage
and next year the plan is to go with 660s, afpr, and a walbro 255 wired and dsmlink
shooting for a 300 - 350+ daily driver
I'm curious as to when it's broke in what boost I should be safe at?
...safely to turn the boost up...without a tuning system...Please dont tell me to go buy a tuning system
We can't answer this for you. It all depends on factors like exhaust backpressure, ambient air temp, intercooler efficiency and pressure drop...things that I'm sure you have no clue about let alone some guys on a forum.I just wanted to know if I could safely just turn the boost up a few pounds without hurting anything
Is this a parts wishlist or a list of modifications that have already been installed on the car?I was wondering what I could do safely to turn the boost up over stock without a tuning system. Maybe a little bigger injectors? I understand it would run a little rough at idle/low rpm. I will list whats on the car and just looking for feedback on what I could turn and where to safely turn it up too. Please dont tell me to go buy a tuning system. Just looking for an answer to the question I asked. Thank you.
Part list:
Stock rebuilt long block with 20k
MHI Big 16g turbo
FP manifold
Hallman PRO mbc
ARP head studs
Cometic MLS head gasket
Magnacore 10mm wires
BPR7ES
FMIC
Aeromotive FPR
Walbro 255
3" Apexi downpipe
3" Apexi N1 turboback exhaust
Oil PSI gauge
AEM wideband
Boost gauge
Aluminum radiator with dual slim fans
You are correct. Theoretically, if he's seeing 11:1 AFR's running 18psi at 5k RPM then as airflow increases going further into the powerband his AFR's would continue to lean out. That's why I mentioned if it ever goes leaner than 11:1 during the pull then it's time to back off the boost controller a bit...The only thing I was concerned about Corey is that 100%+ IDC's won't necessarily produce an 11:1 AFR, will it?
Is this a parts wishlist or a list of modifications that have already been installed on the car?
If these parts are already on the car then you have the tools necessary to turn up the boost and MONITOR your cars AFR's while doing it. The only reason why we suggest not turning up the boost with the stock injectors is the chance you'll lean out and detonate, however, most people don't have a wideband installed either so they've got no way of monitoring their air/fuel ratio.
Turn it up and monitor your AFR's and if they're going leaner than 11:1 then you're stretching your injectors and you need to turn it back down.
If that's just a wishlist of parts that aren't actually installed on the car then don't turn up the boost at all.
Tonight I got fuel cut on the 14B at 15 psi. So all cars are very different.