Best way to tune Tial 35mm with TurboXS High Performance Boost Controller
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Best way to tune Tial 35mm with TurboXS High Performance Boost Controller
For initial tuning of boost with a Hondata s100b and a stock map of 6psi; would it be best to use a .45 spring to start with then use a TurboXS High Performance Boost Controller to increase boost; or use the .45, .65, and .8 bar springs for tuning to higher boost?
How much more psi with the TurboXS High Performance Boost Controller let me boost if running a .45 spring in the wastegate?
How much more psi with the TurboXS High Performance Boost Controller let me boost if running a .45 spring in the wastegate?
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Re: Best way to tune Tial 35mm with TurboXS High Performance Boost Controller (You_Get_Vapors)
I am under the Assumption that you are correct, As you would use the Smaller .45 bar spring and Increase Boost with a Boost controller!
I have No idea how much More PSI it will let you boost!
Eric
I have No idea how much More PSI it will let you boost!
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well depending on how much boost you want to run all the time would depend on what spring you buy. i have the .45 and have the MBC set to run 10psi when i have it hooked up. im not sure how high you can push the boost controllers to. im sure its higher than you want to run though
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Is that a reliable way to get an accurate boost reading? It seems like it would be cause you can dial in a round number like 10psi instead of 9.43psi with the .65bar spring.
Just asking cause I think I've read a debate post about which is better, a spring or ?screw type controller?
Thanx
Just asking cause I think I've read a debate post about which is better, a spring or ?screw type controller?
Thanx
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as long as you have a good boost controller you should get an accurate reading either way but who wants to take apart the wastegate everytime you change the boost. Go with the .45 and the mbc you will be fine.
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can you tell me how you hooked up your vaccumn lines of your Turbo XS bc? i have the high performance dual setting one too, but id ont know how to hook it up to the tial w/g. Thanks
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LOL, Sorry I am not turbo'd at the moment. I'm still researching parts for my setup and saving some money. I asked cause those are the parts I will most likely use. But, if you go to http://www.turboxs.com they explain it. I'm new to turbos somewhat but it sounds to me like there is a pressure line running from the turbo to the wastegate. Cut it in the middle and insert the MBC. As far as the wiring inside the cabin..........I suk at electronics
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