boost problem on a hot day
boost problem on a hot day
like 2days ago...here in nyc was very hot outside.
my boost tapers down from 21psi-17psi thru redline...
it happens only on a hot day,,,
its holding fine on a cool day...
anyone know what the problem is? thanks
my boost tapers down from 21psi-17psi thru redline...
it happens only on a hot day,,,
its holding fine on a cool day...
anyone know what the problem is? thanks
haha funny you posted this. mine was doing the same thing, I was going to spend the money and get a new bypass valve because I thouht it was leaking, until today was a little cooler and less humid it was holding boost fine.
haha funny you posted this. mine was doing the same thing, I was going to spend the money and get a new bypass valve because I thouht it was leaking, until today was a little cooler and less humid it was holding boost fine.
i got hallman mbc, aps bov, and it happend to me!
i dont think its affected by hot air... mine used to hold boost 21psi-20psi perfectly fine thru 7k rpm on a cool day.
maybe the rubber hose came loose due to hotter engine bay temp & hotter outside temp???
Last edited by yesevo; May 30, 2005 at 02:55 PM.
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Originally Posted by yesevo
what bypass valve? is it bov?
i got hallman mbc, aps bov, and it happend to me!
i dont think its affected by hot air... mine used to hold boost 21psi-20psi perfectly fine thru 7k rpm on a cool day.
maybe the rubber hose came loose due to hotter engine bay temp & hotter outside temp???
i got hallman mbc, aps bov, and it happend to me!
i dont think its affected by hot air... mine used to hold boost 21psi-20psi perfectly fine thru 7k rpm on a cool day.
maybe the rubber hose came loose due to hotter engine bay temp & hotter outside temp???
Make sure you are measuring in the same gear. 4th is best (on the 5 speed)
Heat will greatly effect performance of cars, as it's all about air density. Hot air is less dense than cold air, hence the reason your car works differently in the different temps.
Heat will greatly effect performance of cars, as it's all about air density. Hot air is less dense than cold air, hence the reason your car works differently in the different temps.
yep this is very true....when it was winter up here i had to turn the boost down because i was spiking straight to boost cut at like 25psi.....now i;m struggling to get it to hold around 20-21. DAMN HOT WEATHER! I still want to test from boost leaks and stuff....but i think the hose i bought to build one is going to be too small. Nothing is ever easy.
MBC.
Everyone says EBCs are useless and not worth the money but a MBC is a metered pressure to the wastegate. Regardless of air temperature, humidity, etc. A good EBC attempts to keep the set boost level throughout the RPM range. So where a MBC will drop from 21 to 17 an EBC will not. Of course I speak only of the HKS EVC V because it is the best one on the market currently. I can assure you a EBC will hold more boost in this situation.
Everyone says EBCs are useless and not worth the money but a MBC is a metered pressure to the wastegate. Regardless of air temperature, humidity, etc. A good EBC attempts to keep the set boost level throughout the RPM range. So where a MBC will drop from 21 to 17 an EBC will not. Of course I speak only of the HKS EVC V because it is the best one on the market currently. I can assure you a EBC will hold more boost in this situation.
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