shane881510
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good deal so staying at 5500 to 5700 rev limit with 10 psi and good tune would be safe
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SignUp Now!Full boost @ 3200.
good deal so staying at 5500 to 5700 rev limit with 10 psi and good tune would be safe
Full boost not till 3200? That sux! Shoulda kept ur blower mang!
Will be installing the URD 2.55" pulley this weekend which should give me more then the sometimes 11psi I saw with the 2.8" and NST OD pulleys, keep in mind I have a stock y pipe so boost will show higher on my truck then one with a cat less y pipe......ill report back
New tune? Don't need one bro just slap it on and go! I never made a build thread even with my 20k in mods cause I never snapped pics
That's what X-Tune is for, take it out watch the A/F's, do some logs, have G look me over(since I bought my X-1 new from him and then have at it.
Should be fine since its only a hair more boost.......1psi more if I'm lucky
Full boost not till 3200? That sux! Shoulda kept ur blower mang!
Will be installing the URD 2.55" pulley this weekend which should give me more then the sometimes 11psi I saw with the 2.8" and NST OD pulleys, keep in mind I have a stock y pipe so boost will show higher on my truck then one with a cat less y pipe......ill report back
Trust me. Toon doesn't have the lag.
when buying turbos if i don't want lag do i simply buy smaller turbos or are there other things to consider when looking for a setup without turbo lag?
Trust me. Toon doesn't have the lag.
Lol. I have boost all the way to redline.
And my turbo keeps pulling. No turbo lag.
I qould never go back to the trd.
Ill go turbo or urd.
I would like to add if you wish to run an EGT, exhaust gas temperature, sensor run it BEFORE the turbo, ideally in the manifold. I can go into more detail if necessary but this is the general placement. Just fyi.If you look through the instructions of say an AEM Wideband gauge, it will clearly say to install post turbo. Due to pressures pre turbo that can cause the sensor to malfunction and or be permanently damaged.
Rule of thumb is no closer that 6" to turbine outlet. So anywhere after that is fine.