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Old May 6, 2006 | 03:02 PM
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Mine flutters ridiculous. Either fully loosened or fully tightened. That is why I never use it. I only tried it again at the track to see if it holds boost better around 23psi than the 1G. I am going to get in touch with Mike at Forge and try the spring kits. It calls for either a yellow or blue spring. Maybe it will help. The car is almost undrivable over 55 mph due to its hiccups.

It mounts to the 1G. It comes completely apart. You can flange it, boot it, recirc, vta. Just about any set up.

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Old May 6, 2006 | 03:13 PM
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The RS has no springs like the previous Forge. I haven't heard of anyone changing springs in the RS. The old Forge that looks like the 1G has fluttering problems and about 4-5 different springs.

I don't think your RS is right, or something is wrong with the setup. To expound on my earlier daily driving input, I also drive up to Denver on I-25 quite often to race, and the speed limit is 75. That means I'm holding steady at 80-85mph in 6th gear right where boost is the most sensitive. The slightest touch on the accelerator builds boost, but I can drive fine without flutter/surging. I just full-lift my foot instead of doing it gradually. At 55, it's no issue.
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Old May 6, 2006 | 03:16 PM
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Mine has two spring set ups. One for recirc and one for vta. I thought the spring kits were available for this unit, I could be wrong. But either way, you can't drive the car at 80-85. It would drive you crazy on how bad it flutters. Like I said, I need to talk with Mike, I'm sure we'll get it right as something is definitely wrong.
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Old May 6, 2006 | 10:34 PM
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I though the 9s had a good bov already on them?

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Old May 6, 2006 | 10:47 PM
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Originally Posted by Most-Wanted
Mine flutters ridiculous. Either fully loosened or fully tightened. That is why I never use it. I only tried it again at the track to see if it holds boost better around 23psi than the 1G. I am going to get in touch with Mike at Forge and try the spring kits. It calls for either a yellow or blue spring. Maybe it will help. The car is almost undrivable over 55 mph due to its hiccups.

It mounts to the 1G. It comes completely apart. You can flange it, boot it, recirc, vta. Just about any set up.
That's odd my forge rs is doing the same thing, no matter how I adjust it partial throttle my car bucks and at highway speeds its almost unbearable. I just sent Mike a PM tonight, hopefully he will know what the problem is.

Great times btw, that's very impressive.
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Old May 6, 2006 | 11:38 PM
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I though the 9s had a good bov already on them?

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Yeah, I asked most-wanted about why he went forge/crushed 1st gen and he said something about the uicp being flanged for one so he used it so he can switch back and forth.
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Old May 7, 2006 | 11:40 AM
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Fathouse- 2StepsAhead is correct. I like to clean up the engine bay as much as possible for maintenance and the upper I/C pipe comes flanged for the 1G. This also allows me to swap bov's.

John4321 -Maybe we should start cracking some whips over at Forge. Mine is coming off today and won't go back on until it's fixed.
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Old May 7, 2006 | 03:50 PM
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FYI, the Forge RS bov holds the same amount of boost whether adjusted fully loose or fully tightened, IF you have a proper pressure/vac source. This has been confirmed by myself and a few others. This was found up to 38 psi or boost pressure.

If yours is fluttering with it fully loosened then something is wrong with it. They dont normally do that.

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Old May 10, 2006 | 10:42 AM
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Most wanted it sounds like my car. I have the same blow off. Its a pain when you try to cruise.I think you should hit around a low 11.4 with the cams. I hit 11.51 with a 1.596 60ft at 118.60 and I am also having the same problem. I can't get the car to grab.I am looking for and evo 9 turbo becaue I have the 9.5 hotside. Referring back to a question I have Intercooler pipes upper and lower, Turbo back exhuast some thing named forza catback, Meagan manifold and ebay o2 housing(Which I really don't think it gives much), 280 cams,and cames gears done by Scott MR, Injen intake, Tilton Hybrid and An unkown FLASH(BELIEVE ITS A DYNO FLASH). NEXT TO COME WHEN I GET THE NINE TURBO (WHICH I ALREADY HAVE IS) slicks. But I see that are drving still are similar. We also haved a local that run 11.6 at 118mph with stock EVO nine cams. GREAT JOB ON THAT RUN.What PSI do you run at the track on pump?
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Old May 10, 2006 | 12:36 PM
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turbo speedy-21psi on 93, car went 11.8/11.9 On a mix of 110 and 93 I went 11.56 on 23-24psi. Maybe I'll head up that way sometime.
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Old May 10, 2006 | 07:16 PM
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Okay so I say that 11.3 is reasonable with more boost. I spike a 32 psi and hold like 22-24 after 7 grand. 110 octane straight with 11.7 in fourth
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Old May 10, 2006 | 07:25 PM
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We also haved a local that run 11.6 at 118mph with stock EVO nine cams.
Wait, What happened?
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Old May 10, 2006 | 07:44 PM
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What size shot are you using?
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Old May 10, 2006 | 07:45 PM
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Well, just came back from Moroso tonight and made a few changes to the car. The car is just unbelievably fast. I am starting to have a major traction issue, but any faster and I'll get booted anyways for no rollcage. The runs were 11.61, 11.56, 11.60, 11.66, 11.56, & 11.59 Two best 60's were 1.595 and 1.600 and the two best 1/8 mph was 93.18 and 92.90. I should have some video's up tomorrow sometime.

60' 1.631
330 4.752
1/8 7.391
mph 92.90
1000 9.648
1/4 11.563
mph 117.35

60' 1.595
330 4.721
1/8 7.375
mph 91.78
1000 9.647
1/4 11.568
mph 117.12
How much you squeezin?
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Old May 11, 2006 | 08:22 AM
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No, I correct myself the info was miss understood. Its actually you Most wanted.My bad scott, and I don't think he is using any it sounds reasonable.The et is good the MPH is not that great but Im sure the with the cams it will feel much better in high. I think you hit 118mph. Right?

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