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Interested to hear what boost levels you guys are running? My car is being run in at the mo & will be remapped at end of Jan. Previous owner says it will be OK to run 2bar ...
Cheers, TX.
PS - spec is CDB, forged pistons, MD321T turbo etc.
Last edited by Terminator X; Jan 10, 2010 at 02:00 PM.
Reason: added the "t"
2bar is alot of boost. Some people seem to get infactuated with running high levels of boost.
The key is to find a turbo spec that meets your power goals, ideally without having to run such high boost levels. For some builds this is not an option, but for 95% of us it is.
Mine is mapped to 1.75 bar,2.3l,gt35r
i have seen a peak of 31psi on the e-boost 2 but was hitting boost cut (autronic) later found a split servo to inlet mani pipe !!!!!
On a freshly rebuiilt 2.35 (under 200 miles) with fully built up heads, i think i saw 535hp @ 1.7 Bar - granted that was using some WI, but quite a safe AFR (similar to yours)
So, i guess you're not really much down on power (but should be able to find some more with a bit more boost )
What do you run yours at fella (realize that it's a bit "special") + what do you think is a reasonable level for any particular turbo?
TX.
Originally Posted by Shaun
2bar is alot of boost. Some people seem to get infactuated with running high levels of boost.
The key is to find a turbo spec that meets your power goals, ideally without having to run such high boost levels. For some builds this is not an option, but for 95% of us it is.
Last edited by Terminator X; Jan 10, 2010 at 06:40 PM.
I don't how restrictive the exhaust wheel and housing is on a MD321T, but i couldn't run more than 1.65Bar on a 2.35 with MD321s - Upping the Boost Valve Duty Cycle didn't make the boost go up at all.