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Old 03-12-2002, 12:09 AM
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one week ago i shimmed my waste gate to try to hold boost.it worked well the boost went up to 2 bar and the car took off but it would slowly loose boost and drop to1.5 bar.i figured that i had not added enough shims so i put a restricter in the banjo bolt this helped but the boost still bled down.i called john at SPEED FORCE RACING and he ran me threw a bunch of tests well to get to the point im an idiot .the car was boosting to 25 pounds pegging the duty cycle to100% on a stock 951 with 170000 miles!!!he explained a stock waste gate cant hold boost by design.
Old 03-12-2002, 12:43 AM
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WOw. I was running 23lbs for about a month on stock chips! How the hell didn't we blow our head gaskets? <img src="confused.gif" border="0">
Old 03-12-2002, 02:27 AM
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Because somehow you've managed to have enough fuel for that boost level. It's not the boost, or combustion pressure that blows the headgasket. It's the knock & detonation from improper air-fuel ratios that develops the intense heat that burns through a headgasket. I know guys who are running 25psi in their car on stock engine innards on a daily basis. And they add nitrous on top of that for a little extra kick!
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superjet, it's not really the wastegate that is the issue, well it is one of the issues but the main issue is that the stock turbo can't flow enough @ high rpm's to maintain high boost levels.
Old 03-12-2002, 11:41 AM
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can and k27 flow enough to hold boost up high on the power band?that is with a duel port waste gate.
Old 03-12-2002, 03:07 PM
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yes a k27 #6 would be an excellent upgrade (or even better, a comarable garret)
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If your going to stay with KKK stuff I would get a K27#8 rather than a #6 "quick spool" IMHO. I sent Danno copies of the dynojet charts of my past two non-stock turbo setups if your interested in seeing the real difference contact him and maybe he could post them for you.
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I'm doing an overlay of Paul's charts compared to a stock 951 with K26/6 turbo as we speak. Should be done by the end of the weekend....



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