Wastegate spring effect on spool time
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Wastegate spring effect on spool time
SO im looking for best possible spool time, and at the same time retaining 100% traction or a decent balance between the two with more of a emphasis on spool time
I currently have a .4 Bar which works out to 5.8 PSI, after pressure drop I actually only see about 4.75 PSI
Using mac boost controller
Will this have negative effects on spool time?
I have some other springs laying around that came with my Tial 42MM wastegate
Ill try to pull up the specs on those
I currently have a .4 Bar which works out to 5.8 PSI, after pressure drop I actually only see about 4.75 PSI
Using mac boost controller
Will this have negative effects on spool time?
I have some other springs laying around that came with my Tial 42MM wastegate
Ill try to pull up the specs on those
#2
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Re: Wastegate spring effect on spool time
best way to ensure fastest spool time is to use a 4-port solenoid and ecu controlled boost control with hondata s300.
second best way to increase spool time is to keep total charge pipe/fmic volume as small as possible.
a little timing retard in special areas can help too
second best way to increase spool time is to keep total charge pipe/fmic volume as small as possible.
a little timing retard in special areas can help too
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Re: Wastegate spring effect on spool time
I have this, I remember tonythetiger was saying something about using a firmer spring to help prevent wastegate from partialy opening under boost prematurely. I guess Ill just want a couple more days and see how my spring reacts on the dyno.
Thankyou
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Re: Wastegate spring effect on spool time
yeah, firmer spring always helps too, guess I should have included that haha. my personal rule of thumb is to use a spring rated at whatever the minimum boost you'll be running. so if you want 10psi all through first gear, use a 10psi spring. and the 4-port solenoid can control it up to around 40psi
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Re: Wastegate spring effect on spool time
yeah, firmer spring always helps too, guess I should have included that haha. my personal rule of thumb is to use a spring rated at whatever the minimum boost you'll be running. so if you want 10psi all through first gear, use a 10psi spring. and the 4-port solenoid can control it up to around 40psi
I have the 3 original springs that came inside of the wastegate from the factory, pretty sure the box said 14 PSI. But going off the chart these 3 springs = 21.75 PSI Thinking of possibly putting the black one back in
Looking at the tial color chart this is what I have found
far right Black 8.7 PSI
middle Blue (seems to =8.7 PSI)
Far left green 4.35 PSI
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Re: Wastegate spring effect on spool time
yup, looks like blue is 8.7psi
larger turbos sometimes dont even spool fully in first gear, so you can even go with a spring pressure according to what you plan to run in 2nd gear. I never go full throttle in 1st gear anyway myself, too much torque and too low of a gear ratio even on slicks. I actually launch around 10in/Hg of vacuum, and never exceed 55% throttle in first gear before shifting to 2nd.
larger turbos sometimes dont even spool fully in first gear, so you can even go with a spring pressure according to what you plan to run in 2nd gear. I never go full throttle in 1st gear anyway myself, too much torque and too low of a gear ratio even on slicks. I actually launch around 10in/Hg of vacuum, and never exceed 55% throttle in first gear before shifting to 2nd.
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Re: Wastegate spring effect on spool time
yup, looks like blue is 8.7psi
larger turbos sometimes dont even spool fully in first gear, so you can even go with a spring pressure according to what you plan to run in 2nd gear. I never go full throttle in 1st gear anyway myself, too much torque and too low of a gear ratio even on slicks. I actually launch around 10in/Hg of vacuum, and never exceed 55% throttle in first gear before shifting to 2nd.
larger turbos sometimes dont even spool fully in first gear, so you can even go with a spring pressure according to what you plan to run in 2nd gear. I never go full throttle in 1st gear anyway myself, too much torque and too low of a gear ratio even on slicks. I actually launch around 10in/Hg of vacuum, and never exceed 55% throttle in first gear before shifting to 2nd.
I cant really do to much right now im just on a base map, Im having it tuned it this week. if i can get 4 times my pring pressure that will be 19 psi or so.
A guy on D series made 390 @ 19 psi with this same turbo which is pretty much what im looking for. Even so the black spring might be better, only problem is swapping it out...had to have help last time I installed the v-band wastegate
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Re: Wastegate spring effect on spool time
no? then explain to us how anti-lag and launch control work SirGuru lol
while you're at it, if it doesnt work, then explain to me how its so effective that manufacturers actually use it in factory maps, a set of parameters specifically designed for spooling the turbo faster, from the factory
while you're at it, if it doesnt work, then explain to me how its so effective that manufacturers actually use it in factory maps, a set of parameters specifically designed for spooling the turbo faster, from the factory
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Re: Wastegate spring effect on spool time
no? then explain to us how anti-lag and launch control work SirGuru lol
while you're at it, if it doesnt work, then explain to me how its so effective that manufacturers actually use it in factory maps, a set of parameters specifically designed for spooling the turbo faster, from the factory
while you're at it, if it doesnt work, then explain to me how its so effective that manufacturers actually use it in factory maps, a set of parameters specifically designed for spooling the turbo faster, from the factory
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Re: Wastegate spring effect on spool time
can some show how to set the lines up on a 3 port to get it to spool faster and make sure the gate stay shut? im running 14.5 and i have no issues making and holding full boost but would going to my big red tail spring help spool ? as i can still use the controller since its below my boost level. ya id agree retarding timing will not help spool we try to keep timing as close to no vacuum for the first few psi for that reason to help spool not pull timing.
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Re: Wastegate spring effect on spool time
Just manipulate the boost by gear table to make the gate stay shut longer. But yes a heavier rate spring will allow the gate to stay shut longer and in turn help with initial spool
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