gsxofftheline
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- Jun 27, 2009
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san diego,
California
Hello,
I researched and found all the same answers to my question. How to set your MBC? Everyone said to hook it up, back it out all the way and do WOT runs in 3rd and redline it and see what psi it has, pull over and turn it down, and keep doing that till you get the psi you wanted. My question is, How to set your MBC to a certain psi without having to do WOT runs in 3rd gear. Not only does it take some time, trial and error, but it wastes fuel and gets frustrating at times. So I having a problem with my JOE P MBC and it was dropping boost from 12 psi to 7 psi. Took it apart and found out that the rubber seal was ripped causing air to blow right past it. Replaced the seal and tested it. Hooked up a accurate bike pump with a gauge. Pressurize it and it would open at where I wanted it to be, at 15 psi. Now my question is...
I have no boost leaks by the way. If I want to run 15 psi on my car, can I just set the MBC to 15 psi on a bike pump and save all the hassle and time? Or am I missing something?
Or do I ajust it this way.--->My WG opens at 7 psi, so if I were to have my boost set to 15 psi, I need to set my MBC to 8 psi correct? Kind of hard to explain, but if I set my MBC to 8 psi it would open to the WG causing the WG to build pressur to 7 MORE psi having a total of 15 psi? Someone correct me if I am wrong. Thanks.
I researched and found all the same answers to my question. How to set your MBC? Everyone said to hook it up, back it out all the way and do WOT runs in 3rd and redline it and see what psi it has, pull over and turn it down, and keep doing that till you get the psi you wanted. My question is, How to set your MBC to a certain psi without having to do WOT runs in 3rd gear. Not only does it take some time, trial and error, but it wastes fuel and gets frustrating at times. So I having a problem with my JOE P MBC and it was dropping boost from 12 psi to 7 psi. Took it apart and found out that the rubber seal was ripped causing air to blow right past it. Replaced the seal and tested it. Hooked up a accurate bike pump with a gauge. Pressurize it and it would open at where I wanted it to be, at 15 psi. Now my question is...
I have no boost leaks by the way. If I want to run 15 psi on my car, can I just set the MBC to 15 psi on a bike pump and save all the hassle and time? Or am I missing something?
Or do I ajust it this way.--->My WG opens at 7 psi, so if I were to have my boost set to 15 psi, I need to set my MBC to 8 psi correct? Kind of hard to explain, but if I set my MBC to 8 psi it would open to the WG causing the WG to build pressur to 7 MORE psi having a total of 15 psi? Someone correct me if I am wrong. Thanks.