What I believe is a boost gauge error?

[Eagle96TalonTSi]

I think when I turned my MBC down all the way for my BLT it never got turned back up the psi pre BLT. I just turned it mostly out so I knew I wouldnt F anything up.

Well a friend wanted me to do a few pulls and it was embarrassing because the car wasnt putting me in my seat like a few days ago. The boost gauge read 10-11 PSI at 4500-6000 RPM but thats what it was BEFORE the BLT. So I went home and turned it up a few turns and it still reads 10-12 in boost... It does feel slightly quicker when turning it up, but doesnt feel as strong as pre blt. First spins, second is quick, but into third the car just loses its animation Everything is spooling and sounds normal, and gauge reads 10-12 still...

My MBC looks a lot like the squared one in the picture, except it is black and has a reddish orange cap.

I do still have two known boost leaks, one in the TB > TB Elbow gasket and my BOV gasket which I have parts ordered for, but even before the BLT with ALL of my boost leaks, it seemed a bit quicker going into third and 4th.

Also when I started a pull in third, around 4500 RPM and break boosting. I let off the break and pegged it and it honestly did not feel like the car was going anywhere... -_-

 

[Tyeler18]

I know there's a way to simulate narrowband, but not sure about simultaneous wideband output. Theres a bunch of features on it that I won't be able to use for a while, thanks for the heads up!

Ecmlink can do narrowband simulation with a wideband output, but the MTX-L has to outputs that can be converted to run either narrowband or wideband. Works great, I've used it on 2 dsms, so far, and have about 4 more to buy still.

I can't get my uego to log properly with tunerpro (with ostrich 2.0) either, I've tried a few formulas in the program to get it to work that work out perfect mathematically but doesn't work. It's a great gauge but getting it to log properly is tough. I plan on switching to mtx-l too cause I know someone that has it log just fine, and it has a greater readout range too over the aem.

Forgot about that too. The AFR range is a decent amount broader on the MTX-L.