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Bleed valve -----> EBC boost levels

Posted: Sun Jan 14, 2001 7:29 am
by Tommy Moffitt
I have a 92 GT Turbo wagon with Blitz EBC running low boost at 10psi and
high boiost at 15psi and I have founf the facotry fuel cut on my vehicle to
be 16psi. I dont know what th fuel cut is for other models or type ra, rs,
gt etc but I figure that up to the facotry fuel cut there should be fuel
maps for th eengine from the ecu? I dont seem to have had any obvious issues
with the car running at 15psi on stock ecu, not that I run it at this all
the time but am still yet to chuck on a air/fuel ration gauge and exhaust
temp guage. Some please correct me if I am missing something competely
obvious. :)

Tommy.
http://tmoff.virtualave.net

-----Original Message-----
From: Matt Scicchitano [mailto:nzwrc1@sunlink.net]
Sent: Monday, 15 January 2001 11 a.m.
To: BC-BFLegacyWorks@egroups.com
Subject: [BC-BFLegacyWorks] Re: Bleed valve


.
>
> With this in mind, my :recommended first step with a bleed-valve
> modification, is to defer wastefgate operation by adding a bleed
valve (or
> better variations of same) to the wastegate actuator pneumatic
circuit
> (principle is same as a boost controller)... rather than
"deferring" the
> pressure that the ECU actually sees (bleeding the MAP sensor
pneumatic
> circuit).

Yes, and since you still need to raise your "boost cut", add a boost
controller such as the Hallman to the Map sensor line as well, so you
don't totally eliminate the safety of the boost cut, but rather raise
it to wherever you want it.

-Matt



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Bleed valve -----> EBC boost levels

Posted: Sun Jan 14, 2001 7:59 am
by Matt Scicchitano
I dont know what th fuel cut is for other models or type ra, rs,
> gt etc but I figure that up to the facotry fuel cut there should be
fuel
> maps for th engine from the ecu?


Tommy, that has always been my assumption as well. Granted, the
higher you get to the cut-off, the lower your saftey margin gets, but
as long as your under the cut-off, all should be OK....I would think
:)

-Matt


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