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Old 12-24-2018, 07:46 PM
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Default Re: Boost testing on my crossover manifolds

Originally Posted by velociabstract
I saw 14.7 psi max, all stock if memory serves me correctly. 17 psi max, with a 65mm pulley. 19 psi max, with a 178 crank pulley and large manifolds. 178 stacked with a 65 .... I can't remember but the overboost code was thrown so 22 psi or more. All at close to sea level and over 80º. I have no experience with a 185 or the Crossover manifolds. I'm still on the fence considering the Crossovers.

Les
Me too Les. Someone brought up a good point about adding crossovers and lowering boost in another thread. The crossovers increase air flow but lower boost. Well, our ecu can't measure airflow. It calculates it using boost pressure and throttle position. Less boost equals less fuel. Just something to chew on....