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How much boost should a stock setup make?
I am running whats in my sig. And have my boost gauge in the MAP line. Have a slight up pipe leak but not audible. With the edge on 100 HP setting boost shoots straight up to 20 lbs and then stops or surges (I think thats what i hear).
Does this sound right? Can't find a def. answer on what stock injectors and turbo make for boost. |
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thats kinda what I was thinking, but just wanted to make sure. I will be ordering the PHP Hydra soon along with bellowed up pipes and maybe WW2. Wanted to make sure I was making ok boost with what I have so far
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In our altitude (I'm in Colorado Springs) 20-24 is all a 7.3 will make... With stock turbo
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I have a leak in my up pipes as well and on the tuner i get 23psi before the needle wiggles up and down i went up from 19psi to 23psi by unpluging the waste gate actuator. Sad thing is the old mans 7.3 gets 18psi stock and i get around 11psi when i run stock.
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with the mods in my sig, with the superchip on the milage xs tune, what should I be running with the 38r? I dont have my boost gauge in yet Ive been pretty busy plus its cold here and Im a sissy
Just wondered what numbers I should be seeing once i get the gauges in.
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22-30 PSI .
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How much boost should a stock setup make?
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dont mean to steal your thread or anything but how much boost is safe for the engine with out effecting reliability too much?
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No real answer for that.
Over 40 PSI and you start pushing the limits of the stock valve springs. Over 35-40 PSI and the stock turbo life will be shortened. WW G2 might be the exception to this. I'd seriously think about studs around 40 PSI as well. |
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