right before boost...
I start to bog out, i can hear the turbo spooling(like its working to hard for that low of rpn) and i have to shift to the next gear, and the bov is loud... in low rpm's its fine then when i lean into the throttle it does it again...
I was thinking it might be vacuum lines? Bov to tight? Im not to sure...
I have my lines running to intake mani split to fp reg(from the greedy boost solenoid)
And the other line running to the actuator(from boost solenoid)
The car just got new pistons and gaskets water pump ect.(fully built)
B16 with a greedy 18g turbo.
Any ideas or help? If i am missing anything ill try to throw it up here.
Thanks guys.
I was thinking it might be vacuum lines? Bov to tight? Im not to sure...
I have my lines running to intake mani split to fp reg(from the greedy boost solenoid)
And the other line running to the actuator(from boost solenoid)
The car just got new pistons and gaskets water pump ect.(fully built)
B16 with a greedy 18g turbo.
Any ideas or help? If i am missing anything ill try to throw it up here.
Thanks guys.
Well i went from 8:1 to 9:1. My tuner said i am totally fine to brake it in on the last tune. But its running pretty rich when on the throttle. Straight 10 right now... :/(in throttle)
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This came to mind when you said new pistons and the a/f being pegged out on rich.
http://www.laskeyracing.com/shop/breakin.htm
"If you run too rich, you will “wash out” the rings. First, excess fuel will run down the cylinders taking the lubricating oil with it. This promotes direct metal-to-metal contact between the rings and the cylinder wall."
http://www.laskeyracing.com/shop/breakin.htm
"If you run too rich, you will “wash out” the rings. First, excess fuel will run down the cylinders taking the lubricating oil with it. This promotes direct metal-to-metal contact between the rings and the cylinder wall."
This came to mind when you said new pistons and the a/f being pegged out on rich.
http://www.laskeyracing.com/shop/breakin.htm
"If you run too rich, you will “wash out” the rings. First, excess fuel will run down the cylinders taking the lubricating oil with it. This promotes direct metal-to-metal contact between the rings and the cylinder wall."
http://www.laskeyracing.com/shop/breakin.htm
"If you run too rich, you will “wash out” the rings. First, excess fuel will run down the cylinders taking the lubricating oil with it. This promotes direct metal-to-metal contact between the rings and the cylinder wall."
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