why do the turbo's do this
02-12-04, 07:11 AM
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what does it go down too? does it go down by alot?you may have a boost leak ?
mine fd does this, i notice alot is based on how cold or warm the outside temp. is, colder it is better it boosts, i think when i get a fmic maybe it will sort the problem out.
mine only drops a little tho second turbo peaks to 0.8 then holds 0.7 (or under sometimes)
ShaQ
mine fd does this, i notice alot is based on how cold or warm the outside temp. is, colder it is better it boosts, i think when i get a fmic maybe it will sort the problem out.
mine only drops a little tho second turbo peaks to 0.8 then holds 0.7 (or under sometimes)
ShaQ
02-13-04, 01:10 AM
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the amount of air used by the engine goes up with load
the turbo is sized to keep up with load up to the med/high rpms range, so at high rpms, it just cant keep up all the way
thats why a bigger turbo at the same PSI will make more power
edit:cold air is denser and easier to keep the engine fed with
the turbo is sized to keep up with load up to the med/high rpms range, so at high rpms, it just cant keep up all the way
thats why a bigger turbo at the same PSI will make more power
edit:cold air is denser and easier to keep the engine fed with
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