400whptsi
10+ Year Contributor
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- Feb 22, 2010
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groveland,
New York
thanks i will do a leak test thanks for the info
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So you guys are telling me I got a 14b on 16-18 PSI in different gears if I get a 3" downpipe + catback im gonna boost creep till fuel cut?
I have a stock fuel system too.....All I got is a 190 lph pump and Im running 16-18 fine

I guess in reference to "having enough fuel to run over 15psi". I'm not sure why it was really brought up either....if the O.P. wanted to run 18psi, he'd be there.Fuel has nothing to do with boost creep. I don't even know why that was brought up.
You are exactly right....however, keep in mind the stock wastegate system generally works flawlessly at stockish boost levels (10-12psi) with the full stock exhaust in place. It's not until someone replaces the stock exhaust with an overkill 3" system that we see the term "boost creep" popping up. Here's why:Think of how a wastegate works...you have it set for say 11psi. When your BC source "sees" that you've reached your 11psi, it opens the wastegate. If the hole that the exhaust gasses exit out of is too small, exhaust gasses can't exit quickly enough to maintain 11psi...causing your boost creep.
...and there would be more turbine backpressure at a higher boost level anyway, so the chance that the exhaust flow would rather escape through the wastegate hole is much greater the higher the boost level is.If you were to say, up the boost to 15-18psi, you would see less (if any at all) creep because the wastegate isn't having to divert as much flow for such a low pressure setting.
