Does any1 no what psi of boost I should be running on stage 2 ca18det ? Also what pipe should I be plumbing my boost controller into as my turbo does not have a nipple for boost controller any help/diagram would be much appreciated !!!!!! Thanks brad !!!!!!
wtf is a stage 2. does your turbo have internal or external wastegate? here are some diagrams: run 10 psi. here's my evo 3 btw. 500kw on e85. stage 0.5 mods.
I mean Stage 2 mods on a Nissan s13 running gt28 turbo ? The second diagram is like mine mate internal waste gate but I do not have the nipple on the turbo so I don't no we're to put the tube that diagram 2 shows goin to turbo ???? Thanks brad
Can It be taped into the pipe connecting onto the compressor housing the 1 coming from my front mount inter cooler ?
drill a hole and add a nipple. it can be on the turbo or on the pipe after it. the nipple has to very close to the turbo to get accurate boost pressure. what mods do you have? stage 2 mods could mean anything; from basic intake/exhaust mods to full on everything upgraded. unless you have an aftermarket ecu with someone reputable to retune your car, run factory boost. any higher without a retune... you risk leaning out and bang goes the engine.
Stage 2 horsham d chip ..front mount inter cooler... Forge actuator..straight frew exhaust... Walbro fuel pump..gt28 turbo....iridum ix plugs....r32 ally rad.. Induction kit ....ok mate I will put a nipple on the pipe conecting to the turbo as close as I can hope it works
I always thought the best source for a boost controller is just before the throttle body. That way, you dont see the boost drop off at higher rpms..
Thanks mate that's how I will do it and ill set gauge to 15psi top man how do you test an actuator to see if it's working ??
once its running, start off with the boost controller closed (off). it should give internal gate boost pressure. (7-10ish psi) if your car reads boost on the gauge, the actuator is working. then you can adjust til you get 15psi. if your engine blows up (it probably wont, but if it does) your fault, sue yourself.
