How Much low Boost with STS set up and 8.5 to 1 Comp?
-Sly
My concern is around The Air Intake Temps on low boost. AS I said I have the Lg Yellow spring which I think = 8 or 9 lbs on Low boost. I was told that Much low boost Might hurt me (as far as tuning and Timing) when I went to high boost and sprayed the meth. I was wondering if it might be a better Idea to drop the Low Boost (change the spring) to about 7 or so lbs on LOW boost. Hopefully that would allow for more aggressive timing on low and NOT Hurt me as much when I went to High and sprayed the meth. The thing Is I don't know if its necessary? I can get to 17lbs on high no matter if I start at 7 or 9 Lbs on the low side! I was wondering what you guys thought? I just don't know so I was looking for some of you guys with experience to help me out with some advice. Thanks in advance. Lata, Ark
I don't know the LT1 but the LS1 you have a real hard time going past 5psi non intercooled without pulling pretty much all your timing, but then again thats stock compression.
my brother runs 9psi non intercooled with 21 degrees advance on his 9:1 mustang all day long.
For daily driving, I tune for low boost mode, and then set my high boost (with meth) for the highest amount I can get without knock. This way I have an optimal tune for the mode that the truck is in most of the time. If you're always cruising around at max boost, this method would be bad

Boost is limited by the denotantion threshold you're facing. DT is affected by boost, timing, fuel tuning, octane, compression ratio, and temperature (both IAT and ambient). With a lower CR, the others have more give, but somethine has to accomodate higher boost.
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I Just went and Looked. This is the chart I was refering to.
WG38/40mm
BAR PSI
.25 3.63 Small Yellow
0.4 5.80 Small Red
0.5 7.25 Small Green
0.6 8.70 Small Blue
0.7 10.15 Big Yellow
0.8 11.60 Big Red
0.9 13.05 Big Green
1.0 14.50 Big Blue


