removing wastegate pill = 9psi?
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removing wastegate pill = 9psi?
After I installed a downpipe I was having boost issues and getting 12psi+ so I made dual DIY MBCs and hooked them up. The spring I have in them is too strong so on the wastegate MBC I just took the ball and springs out until I can find a better spring. I was under the impression that if there is no restriction to the wastegate actuator than the car will default to 7psi. Im getting about 9psi right now... is there something wrong with my wastegate or actuator or something? Or could this just be caused by the extra length of hose added to the system?
On another note when my boost was going higher than 12psi I didn't get fuel cut. Why would that be?
On another note when my boost was going higher than 12psi I didn't get fuel cut. Why would that be?
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Originally Posted by jeff p
if your on the stock ecu keep it at the 9 psi mark! so you will be ok on cold days with small spikes. you don't want to go over 10 psi on the stock ecu.
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Originally Posted by adam c
You don't usually see fuel cut until very high rpm in 3rd or 4th gear.
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Fuel-Cut Boost vs RPM
PSIA = Absolute pressure
PSIG = gauge pressure at sea level
RPM PSIA PSIG
1000 26.5 11.8
1500 26.5 11.8
2000 26.5 11.8
2500 26.5 11.8
3000 26.9 12.2
3500 27.1 12.4
4000 27.5 12.8
4500 28.0 13.3
5000 26.9 12.2
5500 26.0 11.3
6000 25.8 11.1
6500 25.4 10.7
7000 25.4 10.7
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PSIG = gauge pressure at sea level
RPM PSIA PSIG
1000 26.5 11.8
1500 26.5 11.8
2000 26.5 11.8
2500 26.5 11.8
3000 26.9 12.2
3500 27.1 12.4
4000 27.5 12.8
4500 28.0 13.3
5000 26.9 12.2
5500 26.0 11.3
6000 25.8 11.1
6500 25.4 10.7
7000 25.4 10.7
Dave
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