tintoy
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Hi guys, I just need some advice. I gonna run my car this saturday (drag), what is a good boost to run and also timing advance? /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif thank you..
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Whats your mods?
It also depends on your car.
When i had my old 1G stockish (just ported 2G mani/O2, small 16G, 2.5" exhaust, FMIC) i was able to do 14 lbs until i hit fuel cut. I didnt have the supporting fuel mods to run it past 14 lbs.
It also depends on your car.
When i had my old 1G stockish (just ported 2G mani/O2, small 16G, 2.5" exhaust, FMIC) i was able to do 14 lbs until i hit fuel cut. I didnt have the supporting fuel mods to run it past 14 lbs.
turbowop
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Eleventy psi. And timing in the 80's.
James
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But his horsepower.... It would be over... 9000!!!!!!!
tintoy
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510cc, 2g maf, small 16g, 3" down pipe, rs fmic.
James
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No fuel pump? Shouldn't push it very far then.
5OF2k
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Quoting tintoy:
510cc, 2g maf, small 16g, 3" down pipe, rs fmic.
Any sort of logging capabilities? There are a TON of factors to consider when you talk boost levels and timing, all dependant on individual car setups, how healthy the engine/etc is, effective DA, octane rating, plug type, etc etc etc.
A general answer to your question can only be "as much as you can without damaging anything" because honestly, it varies a fair amount from car to car.
More details! As much as possible!!
-Jake
510cc, 2g maf, small 16g, 3" down pipe, rs fmic.
Any sort of logging capabilities? There are a TON of factors to consider when you talk boost levels and timing, all dependant on individual car setups, how healthy the engine/etc is, effective DA, octane rating, plug type, etc etc etc.
A general answer to your question can only be "as much as you can without damaging anything" because honestly, it varies a fair amount from car to car.
More details! As much as possible!!
-Jake
nemovr4
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Quoting James:
But his horsepower.... It would be over... 9000!!!!!!!
/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/rofl.gif
Well played sir.
But his horsepower.... It would be over... 9000!!!!!!!
/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/rofl.gif
Well played sir.
tintoy
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Thank you sir for the advice.
