Supercharged with Wastgate
Consider a boost controller as well (precise without creep).
I don't have any real world experience yet but I have been researching and in the middle of my own Procharger wastegated build as well.
What I've been told is that you want to keep your ungated potential boost within 5-7 lbs of the gated. If not we risk high IAT's. Your 10lb divergence may not be as efficient as you think. It certainly is worth a try to experiment. You will need meth & big FMIC to pull this off.
A couple other benefits to this method, but for one it eliminates having to buy a wastegate and modify your plumbing to accommodate the wastegate.
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Bleeding off 3-4 psi at the very top of the rpm band is ok to make use of the low & mid range, but bleeding off 10-12 psi like the OP is stating is going to kill the power up top and be hard on the blower.
A more efficient way of reducing boost is to restrict the inlet side. Try using a smaller air filter or smaller diameter tube going to the inlet of the blower. This will limit the amount of air the blower can suck in, resulting in lower boost at higher blower speeds, but won't result in a huge drive power loss like blowing off compressed air would.
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