Will my stock map sensor hold up? Or boosting at 9lbs is it gonna read all that boost?

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by BolivianFuego &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Will my stock map sensor hold up? Or boosting at 9lbs is it gonna read all that boost? </TD></TR></TABLE>

i would get a missing link

 

Hondata says "The stock Honda MAP sensor can see 11 lbs boost."

 

hmm.... interesting. How much is a missing link just to know..

 

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i would get a missing link </TD></TR></TABLE>
Whether or not you want/need a missing link depends on your planned engine management setup. What are your plans???

 

Hondata all the way baby.

 

i had a missing link on my turbo 97 and they are like 40 to 60

 

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Then you do not want/need a missing link.

 

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Then you do not want/need a missing link.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Why is this?

 

i'm boosting 9. not using a map sensor. doing perfectly fine on hondata s200.

 

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you have to have a map sensor to read boost, but not a 3 bar.


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Why is this? </TD></TR></TABLE>

a missing link bleads off the boost so your map sensor doesnt see it. these work great so your ecu doesnt go limp. but w/hondata it reads the boost, not freak out from it. if you use a missing link it wont think your boosting and not give you enough fuel.

 

sorry, i meant not using upgraded map sensor, just stock.

 

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its all good, thats what i figured. just wanted to claifiy for others.

 

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Why is this? </TD></TR></TABLE>
The missing link is a check valve that will prevent the stock MAP sensor from seeing boost. This is useful in applications where the stock ecu must be prevented from sensing boost. In a Hondata setup, the ecu uses the MAP sensor to sense boost.

The fact that you asked something like this means you need a small piece of advice: don't buy a single part until you have a full understanding of what these various components do and how they work.

 

^haha. Thanks for the advice, but im already into deep. And i think i got it, i just didnt get the whole deal with the map sensor. but good looking out sharkie this is for you.

 

 

haha yea im more of a man too. Theres nothing that brings guys togther more then a nice and cold one.