how much psi did you loose after intercooler install?
I have a strait T3 garret turbo on my jdm D15 that was running about 5 psi with no intercooler just straight from turbo to im, and today i put in an intercooler and know my boost gauge is reading 1 psi with no spiking. is that caused by pressure drop from the intercooler or is it a simple boost leak. i already double checked the couplings to see if there tight, but every body says that if you have a boost leak it will spike erratically and loos boost, but mine only goes up to 1 psi, and i hear that intercoolers drop the psi to you im but is 4 psi normal for a lost
at idle boost is at - 20-30 vacuum, i have my wastegate geting presure from a nipple on the turbo should i close that nipple and get it reading from the im?
when you guys have gotten leaks does it stay at a certain psi or does it spike erratically? help me out guys
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by h kid »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">at idle boost is at - 20-30 vacuum, i have my wastegate geting presure from a nipple on the turbo should i close that nipple and get it reading from the im?</TD></TR></TABLE>
No that should be fine, i was getting pressure from turbo too for wastegate.. but it was an internal wastegate.
I never had a problem with leaks, but i was told that if you did have one.. then you're VAC would be higher meaning closer to zero.
20-30 VAC is a big range. Should be exactly somewhere, not a range unless you're running AC or something.
You could be running too big of an intercooler and you have too much pressure drop.
No that should be fine, i was getting pressure from turbo too for wastegate.. but it was an internal wastegate.
I never had a problem with leaks, but i was told that if you did have one.. then you're VAC would be higher meaning closer to zero.
20-30 VAC is a big range. Should be exactly somewhere, not a range unless you're running AC or something.
You could be running too big of an intercooler and you have too much pressure drop.
so should i close the nipple on the turbo and run a vacume line from the intake manifold so it reads the psi after the intercooler. has anybody ever have something happen like this?
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 1.7turbo »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">what size is your intercooler?</TD></TR></TABLE>
it covers the whole front grill, the black part in the middle
it covers the whole front grill, the black part in the middle
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by N20civicB18 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">yes put the reference port after the IC and it will run the amount of boost the spring in the wastegate is set to</TD></TR></TABLE>
yea i just disconected the waste gate and covered the nipple on the turbo and went for a test run and it went all the way up to 10-11 punds
and i let of so theres the prob before the intercooler it reads 5.5 psi and after it it reads 1 psi thanks for all the help
i never thought i would loose that many pounds because of an intercooler, anybody know why that happens, isnt colder air more dense?
yea i just disconected the waste gate and covered the nipple on the turbo and went for a test run and it went all the way up to 10-11 punds
and i let of so theres the prob before the intercooler it reads 5.5 psi and after it it reads 1 psi thanks for all the help
i never thought i would loose that many pounds because of an intercooler, anybody know why that happens, isnt colder air more dense?
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