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Here it is. You kinda need an air compressor. Or a bike pump might work. not sure.
http://myspace-992.vo.llnwd.net/0111...19941992_l.jpg The smaller one seems to work better so yeah. Just measure the size of the turbo. |
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Once the boost builds it does not sputter at all, the boost holds really well and the car pulls. Thanks for all of your advice here. I will spend a night during the week investigating everything you guys have pointed out. |
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Thanks again, a picture is worth 1000 words... |
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On my 3/s, I had the Blitz dual SBC and there was soo many settings on there to configure and it didnt work out properly. It was causing wierd boost settings and sputtering. Look at the manual to see if the setting on the boost controller is set properly. When I had took off the electronic boost controller on my 3/s and put on a manual one. It fied all my car problems. I dont know if this is a factor involving your problem, but it was for me. So I would just look into that too. |
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Then again, do that boost leak test. That will answer a thousand questions.
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Start at a low psi first and work you're way up to say about 18-20. Just look at your boost gauge. Then you should be able to tell if you have any boost leaks. http://vfaq.com Go there. They have a lot of information. |
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A small leak after the compressor or before the turbine can make a big difference in spool up.
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Oh hell yes it does. I replaced my Ex Mani gasket and ported some parts on the exauhst and oh my god. Get that stuff looked into. The car has had an exauhst leak since i've had it. It's like a brand new car now.
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If you have a boost gauge in the car just have someone watch the gauge while you fill. Fill it to 20 or so. Then watch it drop. If it goes fast, then bad. But if it stays up there real well. Then you have it tight Listen for any leaks, they can be in the weirdest spots.
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I can relate with a bad boost leak.
1) Check the turbo bolts and gasket (the bolts fastening the turbo to the exhaust manifold). I once had those bolts back out and it was extremely hard to build up boost. 2) Check the upper/lower intercooler pipes (especially at the couplers). I once had the clamp on the lower IC pipe loose and it made it difficult to reach full boost. |
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It sounds like the problem is your Vet makes 517whp and 490trq and your DSM would be lucky to make just over 1/2 that. I would do a boost leak test, check all clamps, pcv valve, exhaust manifold bolts, boost controller settings, turbo shaft play. Fuel mods should be somthing like Walbro 255, ajustable FPR, 650cc or similar injectors, SAFC 2, and a FMIC would help.
~John |
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