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justin, hey buddy.... i know ive asked this already but never got an answer, would turning the boost down help anything since im not tuned for 91 or should i leave it the way it is? i will be sending the ecu off on monday to get dynoflashed...
So you bought a car that is tuned for 93 and your area only has 91 correct? And you question is should you turn the boost done till you get ur ecu reflashed. The guy you bought it from says its set at 22psi, do you have a boost gauge in the car? What is it reading? It its still the stock gauges its probably reading 1.5 bar. Just to be safe i would turn it down to 20 psi or 1.4 bar or a litte lower. Hope that helps
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Originally Posted by 06MREvo
So you bought a car that is tuned for 93 and your area only has 91 correct? And you question is should you turn the boost done till you get ur ecu reflashed. The guy you bought it from says its set at 22psi, do you have a boost gauge in the car? What is it reading? It its still the stock gauges its probably reading 1.5 bar. Just to be safe i would turn it down to 20 psi or 1.4 bar or a litte lower. Hope that helps
Turning it down may help some, but the best thing is to keep you're foot out of the gas until then. When I was up there and raced TJ, I had that 91 in from that station we stopped at.
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Originally Posted by 2theMAX
Turning it down may help some, but the best thing is to keep you're foot out of the gas until then. When I was up there and raced TJ, I had that 91 in from that station we stopped at.


