how much psi does a 2003 evo 8 make stock?
Jul 14, 2007, 12:39 PM
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how much psi does a 2003 evo 8 make stock?
just got my boost gauge in and its reading 11psi. is that low? i have a hks intake and havent got a tune yet. need some input
Jul 14, 2007, 12:55 PM
#7
No surprise you're running base wastegate pressure on a used Evo with just an intake and no tune. Nice work there!
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Jul 14, 2007, 12:55 PM
#8
Do you have a boost controller? If so check to make sure its installed correctly. If not check all your boost hoses. It sounds like you're running wastegate pressure.
Jul 14, 2007, 12:56 PM
#9
Agreed, but not helpful in the least. Flame away, I don't care, but at least give the kid something constructive.
I see you're living up to your signature. How in the hell can you not know this utterly basic piece of information? This same question has been asked HUNDREDS AND HUNDREDS of timeS!!! It's also listed on the Mitsubishi website in the specs for the Evo!!! Unbelievable...freakin teenage punk kids always wanting to be spoonfed.
No surprise you're running base wastegate pressure on a used Evo with just an intake. Nice work there!
No surprise you're running base wastegate pressure on a used Evo with just an intake. Nice work there!
Jul 14, 2007, 12:57 PM
#11
I see you're living up to your signature. How in the hell can you not know this utterly basic piece of information? This same question has been asked HUNDREDS AND HUNDREDS of timeS!!! It's also listed on the Mitsubishi website in the specs for the Evo!!! Unbelievable...freakin teenage punk kids always wanting to be spoonfed.
No surprise you're running base wastegate pressure on a used Evo with just an intake. Nice work there!
No surprise you're running base wastegate pressure on a used Evo with just an intake. Nice work there!
Jul 14, 2007, 12:59 PM
#12
I guess I could have done what you did and just respond to someone else in the thread and not provide any help either, yah?
Jul 14, 2007, 01:04 PM
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Notice I said "something constructive" I'm not suggesting that you give him the answer and walk away, although that is the fastest resolution. Keeping in mind this is an internet forum and the same basic questions will be repeated time and time again, why not post a link to a search that might be helpful to him? You are then training the newbs to promote the behavior that you would obviously prefer. I'm not sure that your unhelpful reply and my slightly off topic reply are quite comparable.
why would I do that? I've answered the question probably 20-30 times already. What you're suggesting is that I spoonfeed him and REWARD him for blatantly breaking the rules and not finding the damn answer himself with a 2-minute search. Sorry, I prefer not to perpetuate idiocy and laziness.
I guess I could have done what you did and just respond to someone else in the thread and not provide any help either, yah?
I guess I could have done what you did and just respond to someone else in the thread and not provide any help either, yah?