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OH ok ok, i fitted remux cat back system and i did some modification on air filter by my brother and me. I'm using Apexi air filter and now my car's running 0.8 bar. Is that too much or too low ?
I use an Auto Meter vacuum/boost gauge. Have the Ultra-lite in the car right now, and the brand-spankin' new Ultra-lite II on the shelf awaiting installation
my car's running 0.8 bar. Is that too much or too low ?
Definitely way too low. You'll need a new reduction pulley to "repair" it It's definitely the best bang-for-buck power mod for the MCS, and a 19% can exceed that boost level at 3000rpm! Highly recommended.
Definitely way too low. You'll need a new reduction pulley to "repair" it It's definitely the best bang-for-buck power mod for the MCS, and a 19% can exceed that boost level at 3000rpm! Highly recommended.
whichever pulley you get, u'll be getting 10.5 psi of boost half way through the rev-range or quicker.....and unlike the stock pulley, the rate at which the boost climbs across the entire rev range is faster with a reduction pulley, so it keeps pulling hard all the way to 7000, whereas with the stock pulley, it feels a little asthmatic about 4000
whichever pulley you get, u'll be getting 10.5 psi of boost half way through the rev-range or quicker.....and unlike the stock pulley, the rate at which the boost climbs across the entire rev range is faster with a reduction pulley, so it keeps pulling hard all the way to 7000, whereas with the stock pulley, it feels a little asthmatic about 4000
I think that you need to go back and read this post:
i saw that graph b4, but then i need to know any disadvantages of putting the 19 % pully ... some ppl say it will stress up our supercharge, is that true ???