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That would be awesome! Yeah its all an stuff. As long as it has -6 inlets and outlet I can use all the fittings from mine |
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It's actually right on the nuts. http://www.maperformance.com/rehost/...h-charts_2.jpg |
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When you flow tested the pumps, were they out of the tank? What did you use to force the 90psi, your regulator? Why not test the flow with everything in the car, so you are testing your lines, etc.
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35psi of boost would've been 78.5psi where there is a giant difference between the 255hp and the 450. The 255 would do about 185 lph and the 450 would do 230ish lph. The fact that Shawn was only on 35psi and with the obvious difference in flow between 2 255s and 1 255 w/ 1 450, shows that something is restricting the flow or the FPR diaphragm is toast. |
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Are you sure you're getting full boost pressure in the vacuum line to the regulator? Or maybe the regulator can do a static 90psi but when set to 40ish and then the added boost it can't up the pressure like it should? A good test would be to set the regulator to base pressure, and then use the vacuum line to add the additional 40psi. Just a thought. |
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That's a good idea.
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You can come pick up the regulator any time. It had pushlok lines, you should be able to unscrew the AN fittings from your regulator and put them on mine.
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pickup the coveralls he has for me too!
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Okay so I tried a new fpr last night and the fuel pressure issue is still there. At this point I'm probably just going to redo the whole system from the ground up.
Also the turbo is very large between gears. There is no bleed hole in my boost controller Shane said that could cause some issues so I will be replacing that. So the car is pretty much done for this year. I'm just sick of shelling money into it. Plans for over the winter are a new fuel system, new mbc, I would like to have my exhaust manifold redone for a second wastegate or get a new manifold, I'd also like to have 4th gear replaced if I can too. |
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Did you also try the test I recommended? Maybe also put a gauge on the vacuum line at the regulator to verify its seeing the right pressure.
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whats the point of two wastegates and the hole in the boost controller
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Not really sure on the bleed hole in the boost controller. It's supposed to be there. Shane was telling me it can cause a lot of lag between shifts as well as other issues. |
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"There is a bleed hole on the boost controller after the ball, to allow the pressurized air that would be trapped between the wastegate actuator and the ball after it is seated again"
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boost_controller |
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oh ok so pre 02 housing than. the whole boost controller thing has me wanting to chrck mine now. also is there a reason or fix for flutter ie mine would flutter from 26-27 on its way to 30. shane mentioned it but i never asked why. i just assumed my turbo was on the way out. dont want to hurt my new turbo now.
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