High Boost Problem
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High Boost Problem
I know this might sound kida strange, but i am having a problem with too much boost. I took my car back to the people that built the engine too figure out my boost problem and we found a couple of things. The car was initally boosting 12-5-7. First of all the two sylenoids that are attached to the upper manifold were plugged in backwards. We switched them back and now i am getting a 15 lb boost patern on the primary and 15 on the secondary. We never let the waited for transition, we just shifted gears to get the rpm's where they should be. there are no pills in the car, so I have no idea what the problem could be. I do know that the turbos do not have restrictors in them. Right now i am running with the 2 top hoses to the sylenoids disconnected and plugged, so i am getting a 7-5-7 pattern. Any help would be great.
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Originally posted by vinyldrive
i do have a dp and an apexi n1 dual and all the hoses are fine. the car didnt do this though before the rebuild.
i do have a dp and an apexi n1 dual and all the hoses are fine. the car didnt do this though before the rebuild.
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like i said everything is working properly except for the amount of boost. when its not copmpletely warm we get a good boost reading. when the engine reaches full temp is when the moost goes way the hell up.
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Originally posted by vinyldrive
like i said everything is working properly except for the amount of boost. when its not copmpletely warm we get a good boost reading. when the engine reaches full temp is when the moost goes way the hell up.
like i said everything is working properly except for the amount of boost. when its not copmpletely warm we get a good boost reading. when the engine reaches full temp is when the moost goes way the hell up.
I'm not trying to be harsh, but you are asking for help, people are offerring ideas where to check, yet you haven't made an effort to even verify any of these things.
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High boost problem cured due to advice from Cam at Pettit. I drilled out the factory restrictors on the turbos and then could use the pills (holly jetts) I used a 64 for the long hose and a 70 for the short one. Now nopt only is the car fixed, but i know how to control my boost.
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