Mitsubishi is changing specs
Originally posted by KK
If we get the Evo VII fuel pump then we're better off than normal, but that's gonna have to be one of the first things to go. It's also possible the car could hold 19psi with the turbo, but due to LEV emissions, the ECU reduces it... the car has a boost control solenoid, correct?
If we get the Evo VII fuel pump then we're better off than normal, but that's gonna have to be one of the first things to go. It's also possible the car could hold 19psi with the turbo, but due to LEV emissions, the ECU reduces it... the car has a boost control solenoid, correct?
The point is that if the normal boost is 19 psi and they cut it down to 16, that would make it that waste gate actuator is set for opening at the 19 psi as well. That would make an aftermarket crowed very happy!
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I know nothing about controlling boost on these cars so forgive me if my question make me sound like a neophyte....but
Is adjusting the boost then as simple as effecting when the solenoid does it's job? And how does the stock waste gate actuator play into making the aftermarket crowd happy?
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Is adjusting the boost then as simple as effecting when the solenoid does it's job? And how does the stock waste gate actuator play into making the aftermarket crowd happy?
SC~ who's trying to understand
Originally posted by Secret Chimp
I know nothing about controlling boost on these cars so forgive me if my question make me sound like a neophyte....but
Is adjusting the boost then as simple as effecting when the solenoid does it's job? And how does the stock waste gate actuator play into making the aftermarket crowd happy?
SC~ who's trying to understand
I know nothing about controlling boost on these cars so forgive me if my question make me sound like a neophyte....but
Is adjusting the boost then as simple as effecting when the solenoid does it's job? And how does the stock waste gate actuator play into making the aftermarket crowd happy?
SC~ who's trying to understand

Adjusting the boost is really as simple as that. You close the solenoid and wastegate opens and boost is dropped. The problem is that solenoid is controlled by the ECU and if there is no positive pressure sensor somewhere on the car, then ECU can just guess what is really going on. Basically, boost will depend on the way the wastegate is positioned and how much of pressure it takes to open it up. If you increase that requirement on the wastegate, you will get more boost, which is what I was referring too.
Another problem is that ECU can have bunch of other tricks in there that can affect the boost levels at certain RPMs. In the case of the 2G DSMs, that was somewhere between the 3k and 4k, where solenoid was flickering and lowering the boost down.
So, in this case (since we know that boost is somehow dropping at the high RPMs),
could have had similar thing in there and solenoid gets to be used in that range, so overall boost drops down a bit. There is also a boost creep that could affect this as well, and it gets much more present in more open flow exhaust/intake applications.Well, there is so much more in here, but I hope that you get what I was trying to say in a kind of unclear way!

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Ah that makes sense I think. So we will need to fool the pressure sensor to get more boost then? And if there is no pressure sensor, we would then adjust the wastegate so that it doesn't open until a greater pressure is reached...
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Originally posted by MrAWD
My point is that EVOs turbo should be able to keep with that kind of boost fairly easy. The on thing that it would stop it is something very restrictive in the intake/exhaust path. But opening that and letting that big turbo to breath the way it should. 19 psi of boost would bring much more power than just around 300 HP. My guesses are somewhere around 350 HP instead.
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My point is that EVOs turbo should be able to keep with that kind of boost fairly easy. The on thing that it would stop it is something very restrictive in the intake/exhaust path. But opening that and letting that big turbo to breath the way it should. 19 psi of boost would bring much more power than just around 300 HP. My guesses are somewhere around 350 HP instead.
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