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V3 RA 11-02-2010 08:35 AM

[QUOTE=-ajayjay;430629]How can a stock engine put out 19psi???[/QUOTE]

if your reffering to voots car...its an ej207, could run 25 psi day in day out if tuned correctly. But manual boost controllers will = boom


edit : just read the first post, you could set the boost controller to 30 psi but it wouldnt get enough fuel because it isnt tuned and itll pop.

mattmy99 11-02-2010 08:47 AM

[QUOTE=-ajayjay;430629]How can a stock engine put out 19psi???[/QUOTE]

I'm no mechanic... but as far as I'm aware, the "engine" doesn't "put out" any boost at all...

munya 11-02-2010 10:33 AM

i am running a electric boost controller with high and low my low boost is set to 15psi and high is set at 1.3bar (20 odd psi)but my car is tuned to run boost up to 1.5bar if its not tuned for it dont do it
p.s i dont drive on high boost all the time

smerm07 11-02-2010 10:56 AM

[QUOTE=munya;430663]i am running a electric boost controller with high and low my low boost is set to 15psi and high is set at 1.3bar (20 odd psi)but my car is tuned to run boost up to 1.5bar if its not tuned for it dont do it
p.s i dont drive on high boost all the time[/QUOTE]
could driving on "low" boost do damage as the car hasn't been tuned for it?

mattmy99 11-02-2010 11:02 AM

[QUOTE=smerm07;430672]could driving on "low" boost do damage as the car hasn't been tuned for it?[/QUOTE]

When he says "tuned to run boost up to 1.5bar", he means that his car is tuned to run boost [B][U]up to[/U][/B] 1.5bar. Meaning air:fuels, and timing etc are all set and tuned appropriately all the way to 1.5bar... including the "low" setting on his EBC (15psi)

smerm07 11-02-2010 11:22 AM

[QUOTE=mattmy99;430675]When he says "tuned to run boost up to 1.5bar", he means that his car is tuned to run boost [B][U]up to[/U][/B] 1.5bar. Meaning air:fuels, and timing etc are all set and tuned appropriately all the way to 1.5bar... including the "low" setting on his EBC (15psi)[/QUOTE]
ok, thanks for that.

Rossco 11-02-2010 11:53 AM

[QUOTE=Voot;430620]how did it go mate blow it up already?

dont mind me while i hijack your thread :P

i did the same thing, fitted a boost gadge and manual boost controller

seems my 04 sti is boost spiking to 20pound then sitting back around 17/18pound...

this is in hot weather too, so ive set the boost controller to lowest possible, will a tune fix the spikes? i thought a controller might smooth it out a bit[/QUOTE]


Manual boost controllers are SHIT!

Set it on a hot day = Overboosting / spiking on cooler days = boom or boost cut on a cold night

Get an electronic boost controller if you're serious or run stock boost control (which is 1000x better than a manual bleed) if you don't know what you are doing.

jEstEr? 11-02-2010 12:08 PM

manual boost controllers (bleed valves) are for S13's. They don't belong on modern cars and will cost you a motor

V3 RA 11-02-2010 01:53 PM

[quote=jester?;430684]manual boost controllers (bleed valves) are for s13's. They don't belong on modern cars and will cost you a motor[/quote]

+ 12345762345!!

type25 11-02-2010 03:21 PM

subaru gdb boost control solenoids are not much better than a manual bleed valve.

mine was tuned to 1.3 bar through the autronic,

but on a cold/dense night it has been known to hit the 1.9 bar boost cut.

tried another brand new factory bcs = same.

have now purchased a grimm speed direct replacement bcs and needing to retune.


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