is it ok to run a midpipe w/ m2's stage computer?
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is it ok to run a midpipe w/ m2's stage computer?
I would call m2 and ask brian but, he's never there. And the receptionist doesn't know any thing. It seems like they are never there. any body know whats up with m2?
thanks.
thanks.
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Weird Cat Man
I would strongly advise against running an M2 computer + midpipe.
What matters is NOT the boost level, but the combination of boost level + airflow. You can have two cars running 13 PSI and if one is bone stock with an M2 and the other is fully modded with exhaust/MP/DP/Intake and all that and the M2... the one with the greater overall airflow will be more at risk of blowing up.
I was running a M2 stage 3 with intake/dp/mp/cb and 14 psi. Guess what? Ran really hard for like a year then blew up. I don't blame them at all though, they TOLD me not to do it, but I did it anyhow, so it's my fault on that Anyhow, I'm single turbo now with PowerFC, but that's a whole different story....
If you want to run a midpipe, I'd say the safer bet is a PowerFC + bigger injectors + dyno time to get it tuned.
Brian
What matters is NOT the boost level, but the combination of boost level + airflow. You can have two cars running 13 PSI and if one is bone stock with an M2 and the other is fully modded with exhaust/MP/DP/Intake and all that and the M2... the one with the greater overall airflow will be more at risk of blowing up.
I was running a M2 stage 3 with intake/dp/mp/cb and 14 psi. Guess what? Ran really hard for like a year then blew up. I don't blame them at all though, they TOLD me not to do it, but I did it anyhow, so it's my fault on that Anyhow, I'm single turbo now with PowerFC, but that's a whole different story....
If you want to run a midpipe, I'd say the safer bet is a PowerFC + bigger injectors + dyno time to get it tuned.
Brian
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