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Old 01-29-2005, 06:10 PM
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Excelletn Rob, here let me help you write it:

"NZ951 posted that he thinks a spool up time to full boost at around 4,000 rpm is bad. Then he posted a possible solution to getting the spool up time down. And then another member posted a chart on how he achieved it through the method NZ951 described. Then there was more discussion on reducing spool time through spring rate choice".
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"Did you get your chips remapped? Did you retune it for the new turbo?"

No yet, but they are on the way. Also why I am only running about 16psi as the chips are mapped for 18psi.
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"Todd, I am not bashing you or your turbo... I hope at least you understand that!"

Completly

Yea, the new chips that are on the way will be a little leaner down low and a little fatter up top.
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Originally Posted by NZ951
Excelletn Rob, here let me help you write it:

"NZ951 posted that he thinks a spool up time to full boost at around 4,000 rpm is bad. Then he posted a possible solution to getting the spool up time down. And then another member posted a chart on how he achieved it through the method NZ951 described. Then there was more discussion on reducing spool time through spring rate choice".
Stop being a smartass. I've just about had it.
Old 01-29-2005, 06:54 PM
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Wouldn't mind that other MBC that someone posted that suppesedly offers mUCH quicker spool up. The phnumatic valve ones.

With the MAF and a little leaner a/f down low, how much sooner have some of you gotten boost to come on?

100revs, 300revs???
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Actually, I guess the chip I have would not be that bad, at least for safety, as it is mapped for 18psi, AND the heat that goes along with 18psi on a stock turbo.

This turbo obvioulsy generates much less heat at the same psi of a stock turbo, therefore, not an issue about knock coming up as 18psi @5500rpm on this turbo has much less heat going into the motor then the old turbo at 18psi.

Or am I missing something??
Old 01-29-2005, 07:02 PM
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Way to go John, leading the way again.
Old 01-29-2005, 07:07 PM
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Originally Posted by pete944
Stop being a smartass. I've just about had it.

Amen. So have I.
Old 01-29-2005, 07:08 PM
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Todd,
Check out this link: Turbosmart Gated Boost Controllers It would work nicely with your Guru wastegate (single port, right?).
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Originally Posted by toddk911
"Todd, I am not bashing you or your turbo... I hope at least you understand that!"

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Yea, the new chips that are on the way will be a little leaner down low and a little fatter up top.
I am glad you understand it!

PS even though you are running less bost, you will likely be pushing a lot more air at lower psi with the new turbo... so still lay off the boost till your AF's are sorted.
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Originally Posted by toddk911
Wouldn't mind that other MBC that someone posted that suppesedly offers mUCH quicker spool up. The phnumatic valve ones.

With the MAF and a little leaner a/f down low, how much sooner have some of you gotten boost to come on?

100revs, 300revs???
Anyways back to the topic at hand!

Some have noted reduced spool time with an EBC. But thats not a cheap option. Not knowing what your AF's are now, its hard to say what if any reduced spool you will get. What does Lindsey say it should be seeing 1 bar at? I would think it should be around 3,500 typically. Any higher and you are looking at a high HP very high revving application, which I dont think is your goal. Hence why I think the turbo is built for fast street and therefore mid 3K rpm spool.
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Originally Posted by fast951
Starting today, every new Vitesse turbo will have the compressor housing modified so you don't have to grind it. Also, we will include the fittings to simplify the water pipe install.
I know!

Even before I`ve got, neighter have installed, my vitesse turbo I already love it!!

You rock John!
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Toodk: Do you have a NB at lean??? never tune with it, but it's better to run slightly rich than running lean......

The NB would just give you an idea on how things are (like i said, never tune with it) use it as a safety warning like system (if you have one)....

Getting the chips and some fine tuning will definately help out.........
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Originally Posted by black beauty
I know!

Even before I`ve got, neighter have installed, my vitesse turbo I already love it!!

You rock John!
Thank you Thomas, both packages are ready to go. Couldn't do it today due to the Ice storm..
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Ah I knew it! You store your pixie dust in the north pole...


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