Problem with boost. 25 psi donw to 18 psi...
Problem with boost. 25 psi donw to 18 psi...
hello guys!!! I have an Evo with the Evo 9 turbo (10.5T). I ran with 23 psi, but I made some modifications and I want to run with 25 psi, but when the boost charge 25 psi begins to fall until 18 psi at redline...
What could be??? I made boost leak test and nothing!
What could be??? I made boost leak test and nothing!
hello guys!!! I have an Evo with the Evo 9 turbo (10.5T). I ran with 23 psi, but I made some modifications and I want to run with 25 psi, but when the boost charge 25 psi begins to fall until 18 psi at redline...
What could be??? I made boost leak test and nothing!
What could be??? I made boost leak test and nothing!
Running more boost does not always equate to more power...
That is just the standard taper of the 9 turbo. If you want the turbo to go above 18 psi at redline, you are likely starting to get out of its efficiency range. You can force the turbo to push more air (hot air) by adjusting the WGA or using an EBC or the stock ECU to control boost. Either way, you will need a really good FMIC to cool the air (as it will start getting really hot) and good fuel (knock resistant).
Running more boost does not always equate to more power...
Running more boost does not always equate to more power...
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Last edited by Mauricio Evo IV; Nov 30, 2010 at 09:47 AM.
Yea the 9 turbo does things like that. But trash the EBC that's not the way to go.MBC's are simple and the best way to balance the boost.it seems like there's a deffantly a issue going on if its falling off so much like that. My guess is that the car could use a better tune.
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Yea the 9 turbo does things like that. But trash the EBC that's not the way to go.MBC's are simple and the best way to balance the boost.it seems like there's a deffantly a issue going on if its falling off so much like that. My guess is that the car could use a better tune.
That is true if the turbo is utilizing an internal gate still... the OP is saying he has an EWGA - Tial 38mm. Given that info, OP - what's your WGA spring pressure? Sounds to me like you may be coming up short on pressure to hold boost (granted whether or not holding 25psi to 7+k is good is another discussion). I'm betting you have around a 9psi spring in there if you're tapering to 18 and trying to hold more. To confirm w/o disassembly, just run straight WGA pressure and see?
That is true if the turbo is utilizing an internal gate still... the OP is saying he has an EWGA - Tial 38mm. Given that info, OP - what's your WGA spring pressure? Sounds to me like you may be coming up short on pressure to hold boost (granted whether or not holding 25psi to 7+k is good is another discussion). I'm betting you have around a 9psi spring in there if you're tapering to 18 and trying to hold more. To confirm w/o disassembly, just run straight WGA pressure and see?
that is another issue, you're trying to run almost 3 times the spring pressure, never go above 2x.
what's probably happening is you are operating the turbo well out of the efficiency range and causing a ton of back pressure - forcing the wastegate open. or you are just out of compressor wheel
what's probably happening is you are operating the turbo well out of the efficiency range and causing a ton of back pressure - forcing the wastegate open. or you are just out of compressor wheel
That's why you're tapering. As a rule of thumb you can only typically hold ~2x spring pressure whenever you're trying to run something at higher RPMs. If you can get a 10-11psi spring and you should be safely holding 25psi and tapering down to 20-22psi. Just keep in mind that with an EWGA you need to factor in tapering if that's what you want it to do...
That's why you're tapering. As a rule of thumb you can only typically hold ~2x spring pressure whenever you're trying to run something at higher RPMs. If you can get a 10-11psi spring and you should be safely holding 25psi and tapering down to 20-22psi. Just keep in mind that with an EWGA you need to factor in tapering if that's what you want it to do...
Ok, thank you very much... Only one question, if I find a spring pressure for example 16 psi. hold more pressure of boost??? but If i can, today I put the new spring pressure!! one more thing, why if I ran my evo with 23 psi without problem at red line 23 psi too, with the same spring pressure (9psi) why the boost not down?
Last edited by Mauricio Evo IV; Nov 30, 2010 at 01:51 PM.
Ok, thank you very much... Only one question, if I find a spring pressure for example 16 psi. hold more pressure of boost??? but If i can, today I put the new spring pressure!! one more thing, why if I ran my evo with 23 psi without problem at red line 23 psi too, with the same spring pressure (9psi) why the boost not down?
Now, with that said, sometimes running 22psi constant makes more power than running a 25psi spike tapering to 22psi. Just depends on how much torque you need/want really.
You're saying that on the same setup you were running a 9psi spring and the car used to always hold 23psi? And then just recently it's been tapering down? Have you made any changes at all to the setup or just have noticed a decrease in boost levels? What were the outside air temps when you used to run 23psi constantly vs current?


