How much boost is needed?
#6
4.75 on the SC pulley and I think 8.5 on the crank! the d1 has a restrictor also!
I'm not possitive on the crank pulley. I think you and I have talk about this before! They took it to 6200 and the AF went lean so they stopped!
I'm not possitive on the crank pulley. I think you and I have talk about this before! They took it to 6200 and the AF went lean so they stopped!
#7
Originally Posted by C.W.A
4.75 on the SC pulley and I think 8.5 on the crank! the d1 has a restrictor also!
I'm not possitive on the crank pulley. I think you and I have talk about this before! They took it to 6200 and the AF went lean so they stopped!
I'm not possitive on the crank pulley. I think you and I have talk about this before! They took it to 6200 and the AF went lean so they stopped!
That will be around 45500 RPM from the D-1SC. I saw 11psi (13psi without the hat) from running my blower at 46300 RPM or so. So i guess there are two possibilities for why you are getting 580rwhp while showing 5psi on the gauge:
1. Messed up gauge.... You need to replace it or try another one just to check if its working right.
2. The heads and cam you are running are flowing soo well that you dropped 4-5psi.
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#9
Originally Posted by C.W.A
what do you mean dropped 4-5psi
checked the gauge and it's working fine!
checked the gauge and it's working fine!
I mean that at your RPM blower speed you should be seeing anywhere between 8-10 psi at the least. As you know psi is a reading of restriction at the intake manifold. Since you have heads and cam that might affected the boost reading because the engine is taking more air in hence the lower boost readings. Great numbers none the less