tial 3.6 psi spring on forge WGA??
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tial 3.6 psi spring on forge WGA??
will it work? i cant seem to find a 3.6 psi spring on the forge wga.
if not, i might go with rrm turbo mani and evo 3 16g..
EDIT: i want to start as low as possible, then go up.
thnx
if not, i might go with rrm turbo mani and evo 3 16g..
EDIT: i want to start as low as possible, then go up.
thnx
Last edited by ClixT; Feb 24, 2010 at 10:58 PM.
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Let me be the first to say the 5 psi spring is really good low starting point, you dont have to tweak your fuel map much and as long as you did the install correct your not going to blow your motor. When I first installed my turbo I was wayyyyyy messed up. I tryed my first boosted pull and was leaning out above 18!!!!! all that happened was no power at all it was like hitting a fuel cut at a really low rpm. your also not going to feel much with 3.6 psi honestly even at 5 psi its not nothing fantastic but very noticable. Now 10 psi ohhh yaa
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Let me be the first to say the 5 psi spring is really good low starting point, you dont have to tweak your fuel map much and as long as you did the install correct your not going to blow your motor. When I first installed my turbo I was wayyyyyy messed up. I tryed my first boosted pull and was leaning out above 18!!!!! all that happened was no power at all it was like hitting a fuel cut at a really low rpm. your also not going to feel much with 3.6 psi honestly even at 5 psi its not nothing fantastic but very noticable. Now 10 psi ohhh yaa
EDIT: is boost controller required for low boost app?
Last edited by ClixT; Feb 24, 2010 at 11:44 PM.
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