JGS Wastegate issues...
I intended to try it again today with the high boost config and just moderate the foot pressure to alleviate too much PSI. So I went out to warm up the motor/drivetrain. After about 30 minutes, I saw a blue car race up on my butt while I was going 55mph. I couldn't tell what it was, assuming it might be a Mazda or Nissan. Not liking him reading the serial numbers on my tail lights so easily, I tried just lightly accelerating a bit. He just jumped up on my *** again. Irritated, I knew a slight half mile straightaway where he *could* pass was coming up so I downshifted to 4th from 6th. As I rounded the sweeping turn leading to the straightaway, I started flooring it while watching the boost gauge. In a heartbeat, it shot to 19psi so I feathered it a bit and glanced into the rearview mirror. He was like 12 car lengths back now. I grinned as I slowed down for the next turn but when I looked in the mirror, I saw him on my *** again. W..T...F... I goosed my car a little so I could get a better look at his car make/model. Oh.. a Subaru WRX with a young dude driving. Hahaha.. .after another mile of twisties, he turned into a driveway. Putz.. thought he could rain on my parade. Not today grasshopper....
Anyway, have any ideas on what I'm doing wrong with the boost controller/wastegate routing?
Thanks,
Dave
Thanks for the suggestion.
Dave
AEM Tru Boost set to max, fourth gear, WOT(but not wound up past 5,500 rpm), up a fair grade = 15.6 psi.
Boy, the power delivery sure feels different when switching from Manual Boost controller to Electronic Solenoid Boost controller. It feels much more linear, but less powerful up to max boost, as you wind it out. I know that's the solenoid moderating the pressure.
I'll have to try the smaller spring mentioned/suggested. Putting in the weaker spring and then trying the 'Max boost' configuration (Full pressure to the top port and BC between the compressor and the lower port) and see what that yields.



