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I pulled the gate out the other day and completely dissasembled it. Replaced the housing oring, cleaned everything, and installed the new spring. Checked the opening pressure with regulated shop air and a boost gauge. Opens precisely at 13 psi. A little higher than the spring rating, but I'm not complaining. Gate seals perfect to the ring.
Driving the car, it's hard to tell what it's doing. Maybe I'll throw it back on the dyno today.
Well i can get you a garrett t3/t4 turbo for a pretty decent price man. But yea if you are only making 8spi of boost then thats a bad compressor. Let me know and i can see what size turbos we can get here.
I wouldn't complain if it were 8 psi. It actually only hits about 5-6 at the most by 4500, then drops down as the rpms go up, to about 2 psi by 6500.
It also spools real slow. So I'm guessing it's the shaft.
I wouldn't complain if it were 8 psi. It actually only hits about 5-6 at the most by 4500, then drops down as the rpms go up, to about 2 psi by 6500.
It also spools real slow. So I'm guessing it's the shaft.
Thing is a unregulted turbo should be infinate amount of boost thats all. once you found that there are no leaks then you just arent boosting. Now if you are sure that you dont have an exhaust leak any where cuz that would slow your spool also.
Yes, there are no exhaust leaks, not even the slightest hint of a leak.
It's deinfitely an airflow issue. Looking at the MAF voltage log, it only goes up from 4.12 to 4.23 from 4800 to 6000 rpms. So increasing airflow stops pretty quick at 4800, which is also where power drops off. The LOAD log also follows suit, and matches the dyno torque curve (as it should). So at 4800, the motor is no longer taking in increasing amounts of air.
Time to upgrade to a turbocharger that can handle the airflow and such of this high revving engine.
Time to upgrade to a turbocharger that can handle the airflow and such of this high revving engine.
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good luckThe last test I was going to try, was to pull the air cleaner off and run the turbo open. Once I got the tube off the turbo, I tried turning the impeller to see how it felt. It has some pretty good resistance. It also has some side play. And if you push it to the side, it gets harder to spin.
The last test I was going to try, was to pull the air cleaner off and run the turbo open. Once I got the tube off the turbo, I tried turning the impeller to see how it felt. It has some pretty good resistance. It also has some side play. And if you push it to the side, it gets harder to spin.
The last test I was going to try, was to pull the air cleaner off and run the turbo open. Once I got the tube off the turbo, I tried turning the impeller to see how it felt. It has some pretty good resistance. It also has some side play. And if you push it to the side, it gets harder to spin.
The last test I was going to try, was to pull the air cleaner off and run the turbo open. Once I got the tube off the turbo, I tried turning the impeller to see how it felt. It has some pretty good resistance. It also has some side play. And if you push it to the side, it gets harder to spin.