Sprayer84
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That's what I was counting on. That way I could check the intake/lines as wellThe throttlebody doesn't actually fully close and you will have leak by into the manifold and the rest of the engine.
That's what I was counting on. That way I could check the intake/lines as wellThe throttlebody doesn't actually fully close and you will have leak by into the manifold and the rest of the engine.
That's what I was counting on. That way I could check the intake/lines as well
That's what I was counting on. That way I could check the intake/lines as well
It's possible, jist depends what the cfm rating was at those numbers. Pressurize something to 15psi and don't move any air thru the core, 0 pressure drop right? Speed it up, that's when pressure drop means something. So if it has 1psi drop at 10psi but it was flowing 700cfm, not bad. As long as it has the fin contact to keep inlets cool. Other companies will claim a highly efficient cooler because it flows 1800cfm!! But, it's a vertical core and 5 inches tall. It could cool down your breathe if you blew thru it. So you get an idea of the bullshit.The intercooler manufacturer also claims only a .5 PSI drop across the intercooler at 15 psi.
No sweat dude, just PM me. I don't catch them all. Especially in a section like this. I just don't visit much.I wish CPRsm would comment if this is something he has seen on a Chinese intercooler.
Is the controller hooked back up again? If tou have the gate pressure set to 7psi and duty cycle set low it would do this. No boost in first can be normal depending on because of lower load. But doubt that's the problem here.I noticed today the boost goes up to 7 where I want it then drops to 4?
It's possible, jist depends what the cfm rating was at those numbers. Pressurize something to 15psi and don't move any air thru the core, 0 pressure drop right? Speed it up, that's when pressure drop means something. So if it has 1psi drop at 10psi but it was flowing 700cfm, not bad. As long as it has the fin contact to keep inlets cool. Other companies will claim a highly efficient cooler because it flows 1800cfm!! But, it's a vertical core and 5 inches tall. It could cool down your breathe if you blew thru it. So you get an idea of the bullshit.
How big is the intercooler core? Dimesnionally.
No sweat dude, just PM me. I don't catch them all. Especially in a section like this. I just don't visit much.
Is the controller hooked back up again? If tou have the gate pressure set to 7psi and duty cycle set low it would do this. No boost in first can be normal depending on because of lower load. But doubt that's the problem here.
Sounds like maybe the signal line to the BOV is leaking. Won't show in a soke test unless you did the engine. A leak there will unseal the BOV.
Kinda doubt the IC is that big of a restriction, especially chinese version. They usually flow well because of the lack of fin density. If it is a restriction and you see the pressure drop you are, that can push a BOV open as well the charge tube sees 15psi and the intake is only providing 4psi to help keep it shut. If this is the case a line from the compressor housing to the BOV would show it. The extra pressure would keep it it shut. But BE CAREFUL, it will try to surge its fucking head off. Ease off the throttle and let the engine eat the pressure, don't snapp off of it.
If you can and want to know, drill and tap a hole on the tank after the core, pit the boost guage there and compare to the compressor reading. That will tell you the pressure drop and if it's restrictive.
You're gonna need a new coldside man. Only way to do same side in and out and not restrict it is w a vertical cooler. On low 7-9psi you could make one work