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Hey guys ive read the old threads and a bit of talk with other people on the site and some speedshops but still no one can give me the average sort of boost pressures i can reliably put in to my 2006 2.5l wrx and ideas as well as the pros and cons about manual to electric boost controllers , i want to have a sort of set and forget feature and do i have to have the car retuned to match the extra boost pressure !!
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Usually in my experience, set it a few PSI under the boost cut. Most ecu's are able to deal with it then because theyve been set up to run at X psi etc.
Don't be in idiot and wind heaps into it....just use common sense. I've upped the boost in a fair few cars, always under the boost cut obviously, and they've been fine. I cant be very helpful though, as I don't know what the stock boost / boost cut is on the 06's. |
Book in an hour of dyno time, and do it on the dyno if your worried, check AFR's as you creep it up slowly.
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[QUOTE=teejay]Book in an hour of dyno time, and do it on the dyno if your worried, check AFR's as you creep it up slowly.[/QUOTE]
thanks heaps are their any other dyno's other than x speed around for 4 wheelers |
Its pretty obvious really... wait for these guinea pigs to make the first big bang...
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