Is it the same for everyone???
#11
Re:Is it the same for everyone???
Originally Posted by Will
Even if he has larger injectors, he also has a way to control them, like a SAFC, either that or he has an fmu. Withouth the positive pressure in the manifold that the turbo creates, whichever fuel control device he is using won't flow the amount of fuel used when in boost--it will be like running in vacuum.
#12
Re:Is it the same for everyone???
well yeah but he will be running extremly rich. I dont know whats his setup but the hack is just used for tunning not to make your car go. You can't expect to run with just larger injectors and a hack you need the turbo to do that.
#14
Re:Is it the same for everyone???
Originally Posted by BLUEHATCH
---- maybe i should pull the turbo off and see how well it'll run without any restrictions?
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Re:Is it the same for everyone???
Originally Posted by BlackDragon
well yeah but he will be running extremly rich. I dont know whats his setup but the hack is just used for tunning not to make your car go. You can't expect to run with just larger injectors and a hack you need the turbo to do that.
#16
Re:Is it the same for everyone???
or you should just fix the charge pipe and keep driving with the turbo, it's not a restriction if the boost is reaching your intake manifold
#17
Re:Is it the same for everyone???
Originally Posted by BlackDragon
well yeah but he will be running extremly rich. I dont know whats his setup but the hack is just used for tunning not to make your car go. You can't expect to run with just larger injectors and a hack you need the turbo to do that.
Sheesh. End of story. :P
#18
Re:Is it the same for everyone???
home depot clamps/couplers own me too :P i blew one off the other day at 13 psi, all i heard was 'pop' and the car fell on it's ***, i thought it was done, so i got back on the gas a little and heard the turbo spooling, but no boost, and no funny noises or anthing, so i knew i was alright.