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Old 3-30-08, 23:50   #1 (permalink)
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boost question

if stock is @ 6psi making 145hp, what would it make @ 10psi?

stupid question, but i NEED to know. thanks
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Old 3-31-08, 0:41   #2 (permalink)
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Here read this http://www.mx6.com/forums/1g-mx6-for...yesterday.html (Dynoed again yesterday)

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142 whp @ 10psi?
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142 whp @ 10psi?
well, do i have an answer.
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that 142 whp at 10 psi could be many things. Like bad compression for example and it might not be running its full potential. Every car on 10 psi will be different.

And stock is not 6 psi....stock is between 7-8 psi. I believe the wastegate spring might be set for 8.3 psi but dont quote me on this.

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ya, im pretty sure that the stock waste gate is like 8~8.5 psi.

stock boost is like 9.8 psi? im not sure, but that is what i believe i remember...

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stock wastegate is 5.5psi. car runs about 9-10 with the boost solenoid fully on.

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