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Old 03 August 2006, 09:16 AM
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Ive now got the gearbox in the Scoob and its on the road, I stuck a boost gauge on it last night to see what kind of boost its running and its peaking at 15 and dropping back to 13 and holding strong. It has a ZD ecu and the only mods I know about is a full stainless and an induction kit. I was looking to see what boost it should be running as std and found this.

UK/Aus/Euro ECU's V7, 7D and 6D - 11.47psi, dropping to 9.47psi at 6600rpm. With Fuel-cut @ 14.87psi

There is no fuel cut or DET, the engine runs sweet as a nut. It was said on here a few weeks ago that my car would be about 225 bhp and I thought that it felt like it had way more than this, I rekon this explains why but Im thinking that the boost gauge maybe isnt tottaly acurate and is maybe reading 1 psi on the high side. Does anyone know if the fuel cut setting in the ecu is acurate.
Old 03 August 2006, 09:30 AM
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i take it you mean its a 7D ecu?
open it up to see if its got a chip or a scoobyecu inside

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Old 03 August 2006, 12:17 PM
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Full decat may cause it to spike higher along with the induction kit. This may also cause it to run about 1psi above the stock 11.47psi.

It should fuel-cut at about 14.5psi, so I expect your gauge is reading a little high which is quite normal/possible.
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