Big Boost!!!!!
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Post Fiend
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From: Camden DE
Big Boost!!!!!
Ok guys,I found this on ebay...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...1877280&rd=1,1
I emailed yhe seller and he told me what it is...
This system is compromised of a wastegate relief nipple for the turbo to allow ALOT more boost to be made. The other part is a 2X2 module that plugs inline with the MAP sensor and limits the amount of boost pressure that the MAP sensor sees and transmits to the computer, thus keeps the computer from defueling the truck from excessive boost. With the boost "hidden" the computer then has to add more fuel for the extra boost made which is instant HP and tremendous throttle response.
So, what do you gus think?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...1877280&rd=1,1
I emailed yhe seller and he told me what it is...
This system is compromised of a wastegate relief nipple for the turbo to allow ALOT more boost to be made. The other part is a 2X2 module that plugs inline with the MAP sensor and limits the amount of boost pressure that the MAP sensor sees and transmits to the computer, thus keeps the computer from defueling the truck from excessive boost. With the boost "hidden" the computer then has to add more fuel for the extra boost made which is instant HP and tremendous throttle response.
So, what do you gus think?
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From: Reed Point, MT
I think that if you have a factory turbocharger, more than 23-25 lbs. of boost is excessive and counter-productive anyways. I fool my computer by simply grounding the MAP sensor signal wire. PCM never commands the wastegate open, and it never defuels. However, I never really push my truck.....
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I properly adjusted stock turbo should not see over 25psi. Your super heating air at that point, too much drive pressure. To prevent de-fueling you can get a boost regulator from ITP diesel. Whatever you do do not get a boost relive valve.
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I defanitely would not buy from that guy. He does not know wholly what he is talking about. If you want him to reply, ask him how it is possible that the PCM "adds" more fuel to compensate for the excess boost. It does not add fuel, it just does not TAKE fuel AWAY (defueling).
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From: Parker, CO
He was selling the exact same thing a week ago for $100. I guess he didn't get as many customers to bite as he wanted to.
Get this (http://www.itpdiesel.com/store.php?c...on=show_detail) and also properly adjust your wastegate for free and you'll come out cheaper with a proven product.
Get this (http://www.itpdiesel.com/store.php?c...on=show_detail) and also properly adjust your wastegate for free and you'll come out cheaper with a proven product.
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Originally Posted by cleatus12r
I think that if you have a factory turbocharger, more than 23-25 lbs. of boost is excessive and counter-productive anyways. I fool my computer by simply grounding the MAP sensor signal wire. PCM never commands the wastegate open, and it never defuels. However, I never really push my truck.....
Does doing it that way set off a CEL????
If not,what wire did you ground?
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Butt-Head
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From: Reed Point, MT
Originally Posted by Green_Dually
Does doing it that way set off a CEL????
If not,what wire did you ground?
If not,what wire did you ground?
The signal wire is the center one of the 3.
Reference http://www.kemparts.com/TechTalk/tt11.asp
I don't condone doing it....however, since I have had no problems, I'm not going to change it.
Last edited by cleatus12r; Mar 5, 2007 at 10:00 PM.
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Butt-Head
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From: Reed Point, MT
The wire is spliced into the signal wire. I've seen "scotch-taps" on some of them, but I've cut insulation and soldered mine into the existing wire and simply used an eyelet crimped and bolted to the body.
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Originally Posted by John311t
I properly adjusted stock turbo should not see over 25psi. Your super heating air at that point, too much drive pressure. To prevent de-fueling you can get a boost regulator from ITP diesel. Whatever you do do not get a boost relive valve.
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From: ARIZONA
i havent seen anything wrong with mine, i bought the same one from BCD.
alot of guys say your installing a boost leak, but i still hit 26 psi. in 80 econo.
so i will keep it, the option is a boost regulator, it just allows 22 psi through the line instead of bleeding it off. but at 26 psi, i dont think i need any more.
alot of guys say your installing a boost leak, but i still hit 26 psi. in 80 econo.
so i will keep it, the option is a boost regulator, it just allows 22 psi through the line instead of bleeding it off. but at 26 psi, i dont think i need any more.