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Link boost control, no assist until 2500RPM?
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Mail From: "Rebecca MAK" <(email redacted)>
I just happened to catch this today. I was looking at my datalogs from
different runs, I noticed that boost assist doesnt start until 2500RPM. Why
does it start so late? Is there anyway to start it at 2000RPM instead? I
didn't see WG% going up to 98% until 2500RPM.
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Mail From: "Rebecca MAK" <(email redacted)>
I just happened to catch this today. I was looking at my datalogs from
different runs, I noticed that boost assist doesnt start until 2500RPM. Why
does it start so late? Is there anyway to start it at 2000RPM instead? I
didn't see WG% going up to 98% until 2500RPM.
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Mail From: Brian Van Lieu <(email redacted)>
Rebecca MAK wrote:
> I just happened to catch this today. I was looking at my datalogs from
> different runs, I noticed that boost assist doesnt start until 2500RPM.
> Why does it start so late? Is there anyway to start it at 2000RPM
> instead? I didn't see WG% going up to 98% until 2500RPM.
>
What was your MAP? I believe there is a MAP cut over as well.
I can see WG% at 98% lower (2200 RPM for example) however only
once MAP was over 115. This is something I can log in 4th or 5th,
but not earlier gears typically as RPMS climb too fast.
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Mail From: Brian Van Lieu <(email redacted)>
Rebecca MAK wrote:
> I just happened to catch this today. I was looking at my datalogs from
> different runs, I noticed that boost assist doesnt start until 2500RPM.
> Why does it start so late? Is there anyway to start it at 2000RPM
> instead? I didn't see WG% going up to 98% until 2500RPM.
>
What was your MAP? I believe there is a MAP cut over as well.
I can see WG% at 98% lower (2200 RPM for example) however only
once MAP was over 115. This is something I can log in 4th or 5th,
but not earlier gears typically as RPMS climb too fast.
- b
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Mail From: "Ed Cheal" <(email redacted)>
Your wastegate probably doesn't start to crack open below 2500rpm
nyway. -Ed
-----Original Message-----
From: Rebecca MAK [mailto:(email redacted)]
Sent: Thursday, January 08, 2004 1:24 AM
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Subject: Link boost control, no assist until 2500RPM?
I just happened to catch this today. I was looking at my datalogs from
different runs, I noticed that boost assist doesnt start until 2500RPM. Why
does it start so late? Is there anyway to start it at 2000RPM instead? I
didn't see WG% going up to 98% until 2500RPM.
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Mail From: "Ed Cheal" <(email redacted)>
Your wastegate probably doesn't start to crack open below 2500rpm
nyway. -Ed
-----Original Message-----
From: Rebecca MAK [mailto:(email redacted)]
Sent: Thursday, January 08, 2004 1:24 AM
To: (email redacted)
Subject: Link boost control, no assist until 2500RPM?
I just happened to catch this today. I was looking at my datalogs from
different runs, I noticed that boost assist doesnt start until 2500RPM. Why
does it start so late? Is there anyway to start it at 2000RPM instead? I
didn't see WG% going up to 98% until 2500RPM.
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Mail From: "Ray" <(email redacted)>
Most wastegates start to crack open around 120-125 kPa, so the boost assist=
starts at 115 kPa (if rpm is anywhere below the wgrpm setting) to prevent =
it.
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From: Rebecca MAK=20
To: (email redacted)=20
Sent: Wednesday, January 07, 2004 10:23 PM
Subject: Link boost control, no assist until 2500RPM?
I just happened to catch this today. I was looking at my datalogs from=
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different runs, I noticed that boost assist doesnt start until 2500RPM. =
Why=20
does it start so late? Is there anyway to start it at 2000RPM instead? =
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didn't see WG% going up to 98% until 2500RPM.
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Mail From: "Ray" <(email redacted)>
Most wastegates start to crack open around 120-125 kPa, so the boost assist=
starts at 115 kPa (if rpm is anywhere below the wgrpm setting) to prevent =
it.
----- Original Message -----=20
From: Rebecca MAK=20
To: (email redacted)=20
Sent: Wednesday, January 07, 2004 10:23 PM
Subject: Link boost control, no assist until 2500RPM?
I just happened to catch this today. I was looking at my datalogs from=
=20
different runs, I noticed that boost assist doesnt start until 2500RPM. =
Why=20
does it start so late? Is there anyway to start it at 2000RPM instead? =
I=20
didn't see WG% going up to 98% until 2500RPM.
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