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Halon
11-29-2010, 06:48 PM
Is yours mechanical or electronic? The one I got is mechanical, so I'm hoping the needle continues to sweep past 30psi, and doesn't just peg at 30.

mlomker
11-29-2010, 07:00 PM
AEM maybe? It's one I am considering, I think their gauge goes up to 35psi or one of theirs does.

You could consider wiring in one of the Evoscan NAV displays. It'd read your MAP sensor for voltage and you'd do the conversion.

http://www.evoscan.com/gpsnav

Murlo26
11-29-2010, 07:16 PM
Mine is electrical which is why it stops at 30...the mechanical one keeps going, at least Jakes did in his evo.

The evoscan thing seems unnecessary.

mlomker
11-29-2010, 07:33 PM
The evoscan thing seems unnecessary.

This entire hobby is unnecessary.

goodhart
11-29-2010, 10:10 PM
Maybe the Evo X talk in the SC300 project thread is unnecessary? lol

jus sayin'



Yup, but on the Depo one, the gauge is the same as the Prosport, which is why I chose that. I'd like to keep all my external gauges as similar looking as possible, rather than having a hodge podge of different brands like I had in my Talon (SW, Greddy, Autometer, PLX...). Trying to keep it as clean looking as possible

Touche, didn't really think of that. :)

cmspaz
11-29-2010, 10:52 PM
Touche, didn't really think of that. :)
Same reason I got all amber Prosport gauges for the Evo, that way they match each other as well as the gauge cluster. Cleanliness is like godliness, and godliness is, well, what we Mitsu (and ex-Mitsu) owners do best. :D

95talonracer
11-29-2010, 11:51 PM
35psi in the 2jz holy schnauzer what HP are you shooting for?

Halon
11-30-2010, 12:22 AM
I have a couple goals. Goal one is to just have this running decently on WG pressure this upcoming summer. And at that I hope to be in the 350-400 range. Then the following summer (when I have money and time to upgrade the drivetrain) I hope to turn it up to around 35psi and get 600-650 out of it. Then will probably turn it down to 30 or so for a safe street tune.

I think both those goals are very achievable, especially in the hands of Shane on the dyno :) He's magical!

Halon
11-30-2010, 01:06 AM
OK so like it was pointed out earlier, I got the wrong WG for my manifold. It appears mine is flanged for a 50mm HKS wastegate from what I've been told.

My question now is, from what I've read the HKS 50mm gate is supposed to have a firing ting that is built into the flange. But my manifold flange does not have that. So WTF? Stupid Chinese maybe? I'm about ready to say screw that flange and cut it off and have someone weld on a flange for a Tial.

Here's a picture showing the firing ring built into the flange that I thought this is stupposed to have:
http://www.manufacturer.com/cimages/product/www.alibaba.com/0308/t/10991975_HKS_Style_50mm_Wastegate.jpg

Shane@DBPerformance
11-30-2010, 11:35 AM
That fire ring piece does not get welded to anything, it just gets put in between the manifold flange and the wastegate.

It shouldn't take anywhere near 35psi to reach 600whp, unless your turbo or the rest of the setup really sucks. You can reach 600whp with a 4 cylinder with less than 35psi.