Turbo wastegate

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EP3Hatch1987

EP3Hatch1987

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This is a question I'm juss throwing out there.. If my turbo single cam is tuned for 5psi and I changed the spring 2 a 10psi spring would I have 2 retune?S
 
lol....... theres a reason why noone has answered yet but... im not gonna b an ashole because i dont know much myself, the answer to ure question is, yes. depending if thats the only thing u have to regulate ure psi, coz u could have a 10 psi wastegate but a 5psi bov or boost controller regulated for 5psi then u would still have 5psi of pressure and u would be stressing those other components, dont run a computer tuned for 5 pounds with 10coz ull b runing lean.

so the thing is u want 10pounds, u need change the tuning and all parts that regulate the psi on ure car to 10 psi


if im wrong ppl, feel free to correct me
 
that's not remotely accurate.
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a BOV has ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to do with boost pressure. period. it rleases excess boost when the throttle is closed to prevent back-spinning (surge) on the turbo compressor wheel.

a boost controller can NOT lower boost below the spring in the wastegate. it only goes up from the spring, and in general, a BC can do about double spring. So, a 5psi spring is the lowest, and about 10 ish is the highest with the controller for that spring.
on a 10 psi wg spring, you can go to about 20 psi via the BC.

To the OP, Yes, you will need to re-tune.
 
B said:
that's not remotely accurate.
.
a BOV has ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to do with boost pressure. period. it rleases excess boost when the throttle is closed to prevent back-spinning (surge) on the turbo compressor wheel.

a boost controller can NOT lower boost below the spring in the wastegate. it only goes up from the spring, and in general, a BC can do about double spring. So, a 5psi spring is the lowest, and about 10 ish is the highest with the controller for that spring.
on a 10 psi wg spring, you can go to about 20 psi via the BC.

To the OP, Yes, you will need to re-tune.
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ok nice tnks for shredding me heheheeh, the bov I kind of knew but i wasnt sure the word "backpressure" kept hitting my head while I was writting but the boost controller, well didnt know, so u couldnt set a lower pressure with a boost controller then the spring pressure on the wastegate u say?
 
|Daras said:
ok nice tnks for shredding me heheheeh, the bov I kind of knew but i wasnt sure the word "backpressure" kept hitting my head while I was writting but the boost controller, well didnt know, so u couldnt set a lower pressure with a boost controller then the spring pressure on the wastegate u say?
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ok lol thinking about it dumb question..... so leaving to a side my obvious noobness, he could basically get a manual boost controller and get 10 psi without changing the spring hmmm that would be better for him
 
I don't really like the manual boost controllers because of the knobs trying 2 guess on how far 2 turn them.. But either way I'll have 2 retune?
 
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