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Old Dec 25, 2004 | 09:10 PM
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Am I having Boost issues?

Hey guys, heres another thread by me Anyways, I was reading Robrobinette's site and I went to the Boost section. I dont have a boost gauge yet because I spent the money I had on this that needed to be done asap. So yeah, I read the boost section and it said to manually check the boost do the following:

- get to 3rd gear and drive with normal acceleration at 35 mph
- once your at 35mph with normal acceleration, drive at WOT... at 4500RPM you should be approximently (sp?) at 65mph.

I'm at about 60-62mph when i'm in 3rd gear with a wot at 45000rpm

am i having a boost issue???

~MANNY
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Old Dec 25, 2004 | 09:28 PM
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No, thats not a boost issue.
A boost issue would be your car pulls hard untill 4500 RPM then drops in power and never fully recovers.
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Old Dec 25, 2004 | 09:32 PM
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oh, then what kind of issue could that be? anyone with a bone stock FD that can do that test for me and tell me your results???? id love you for life. i dont lose power at all it just gains tremendous power after like 3k or 3.5k at wot. so what kind of issue COULD that be if any?
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Old Dec 25, 2004 | 09:39 PM
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The car should make full boost by 3,000RPM and hold it all the way until 4,500RPM, when the second turbo comes on. At that point, there will be a dip in boost, which should recover back to full boost once again.

You should not be diagnosing your turbo system w/o a boost gauge. Doing so is a waste of time, as you can not determine how much pressure your turbos are producing by the hairs on your ***. A boost gauge is very easy to install.
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Old Dec 25, 2004 | 09:41 PM
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i know its easy to install i just dont have 50 bucks right now. and right now i really need to buy my air filters because they look worse than a piece of ****
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