i was wondering how you disable the boost cut i you want to use the FTL.
thanks chris

 

Just set the boost cut, boost resume and other stuff would don't need to the same rpm as your fuel cut, that way it will never be enable while driving or racing.

so if redline is ex: 8200 set ftl cut to 4500 ftl resume to 4400 mph at 14, and boost cut, boost resume and others at 8200.

 

bump for any other suggestions

 

just set the boost cut at 100psi.

and or set the rpm cut/resume above what you will ever rev.



if you cant figure this stuff out, you shouldnt be using uberdata

 

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so if redline is ex: 8200 set ftl cut to 4500 ftl resume to 4400 mph at 14, and boost cut, boost resume and others at 8200. </TD></TR></TABLE>

do this. no other suggestions needed. why wouldn't you use the boostcut though?

 

I'm pretty sure yo u need a GM solenoid to use the boost cute.

 

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uhhhhh......

no.

 

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i'm not sure what the boost "cute" is. the solenoid is used for boost CONTROLL not boost cut.

 

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Apex'i AVCR solenoid works..

 

It moves the redline to under your current RPM if you hit boost cute So it's like hitting the limiter, no controllers needed.

 

learn something new everday, thanks

 

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uhhhhh......

no.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Nope, you're right. You don't.

On the other hand, with a stock MAP sensor, you can only set the boost cut to 11.2 psi. That's almost useless in most setup I deal with.