Mods: APC rear window sticker, short ram intake, weight reduction (no hubcaps or hula dancer on dash)
Got my car back today.
well my car has been in the shop for the passed 2 weeks for clutch, flywheel, PBS-2, TT, and A/F gauge. had plans on water coolant lines and FP gauge, but it was gonna be pointless for the time being so didnt opt for that. All day today while i was driving it i was messing with the EBC, getting all my hi's and lo's right. i didnt worry about lo to much, just put the boost to a low level and didnt worry about gain. but the hi on the other hand...still not done w/ it. the gain is just a pain in the ass to mess with. but in 430 miles...i'm going to the track and unleashin all hell! :clap
well my car has been in the shop for the passed 2 weeks for clutch, flywheel, PBS-2, TT, and A/F gauge. had plans on water coolant lines and FP gauge, but it was gonna be pointless for the time being so didnt opt for that. All day today while i was driving it i was messing with the EBC, getting all my hi's and lo's right. i didnt worry about lo to much, just put the boost to a low level and didnt worry about gain. but the hi on the other hand...still not done w/ it. the gain is just a pain in the ass to mess with. but in 430 miles...i'm going to the track and unleashin all hell! :clap
The gain has been confusing me for the longest on my pbs-2. I couldnt really figure out where to set the gain and start boost but i think im finally getting the hang of it. Also to increase the boost u have to mess with the % thing and that can be confusing also untill u test and tune. What are ur settings?
ok, i had time, so i ran down and wrote it all down...
Lo - 30% set, 10% gain, .10 set gain, .70/0% warning
Hi- 42% set, 17% gain, .16 set gain, .80/0% warning
peaked at .77
I noticed that when u set the gainn and start boost high.......the wastegate stays closed till the very last minute then jus pops open! Its sounds weird but the car performs better.
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