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What maximum boost should a standard T3 turbo for a cossie give at say 6000-6500 rpm?
I run a 330bhp chip from MSD. Boost is set to peak and hold 22 psi but tails off from 5000 backwards to only 15 psi at 6000 rpm. How can this boost fall back be reduced, anyone who knows?
Yes, the amalvalve is jetted like MSD described and a 31- actuator is fitted.
I get the feeling it does has something to do what Jim wrote:
Originally Posted by Jim Galbally
the laws of physics will determine the boost level well before the amal valve will
When I disconnect the plug on the amalvalve the boost is 19psi so the ecu cant reduce the boost anymore electronically IMHO. But the boost still goes further down to 15psi at 6000rpm
Therefor I was thinking of trying to reduce the inlet resistant by placing an escort BT airbox and bigger inlet hose. Dont know if this really make sense though.
I got a chip from motorsport developments for a standard 2wd cossy with standard intercooler and exhaust running dark greens, -31, 3 bar map sensor and stu said it will make a genuine 320bhp peaking about 25psi and holding about 22 or 23.
Only just got it sorted as it wouldnt boost cause of the jet in the amel valve which i removed last night but was too wet to try it out properly
Ok, that make sense. Just fitting new RVS boost clamps from AS at the moment, so maybe these give a difference. Although the new clamp for the outlet of the turbo is all the way screwed tight and the hose still can be turned a little bit. Find that strange for a fully kit that they have available for a T3 turbo.