7 psi w/ .65 bar spring
I have a 35 mm tail wg on my drag manifold. I have the .65 bar spring but it seems to open about 7psi and slowly climb up to about 9psi. Is that common?
I heard of several people complaining about boost spike with the drag manifold, but i'm having a hard time getting to the .65 bar that the spring is rated for.
I don't mind it because i'd rather have it do this then spike up to 10-11psi. I was just curious. It's always done this but now that i have my car runing perfect (thanks to a fellow HT memeber) i have nothing to do but nit pick
.....I've been waiting a while to say this but i'm finally done with the car until either something breaks or i win the lotto
I heard of several people complaining about boost spike with the drag manifold, but i'm having a hard time getting to the .65 bar that the spring is rated for.
I don't mind it because i'd rather have it do this then spike up to 10-11psi. I was just curious. It's always done this but now that i have my car runing perfect (thanks to a fellow HT memeber) i have nothing to do but nit pick
.....I've been waiting a while to say this but i'm finally done with the car until either something breaks or i win the lotto
my best friend who we just got his kit on, has the exact same problem...he has an FMAX manifold and tial 35 w/.65bar spring and greddy boost guage
he cant even get to 9lbs..
max it goes to is about .5 bar..like 7.5 PSI?? WTF
he cant even get to 9lbs..
max it goes to is about .5 bar..like 7.5 PSI?? WTF
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by itr206 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i dont think its the fact that its an autometer.
i know people with Greddy's with the same prob. </TD></TR></TABLE>
I just hope it's accurate
i know people with Greddy's with the same prob. </TD></TR></TABLE>
I just hope it's accurate
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