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[div class="dcquote"][i][b]Originally posted by
DSMTalon[/i][/b]
First off i guess i can be called a beginner... i just ask
that you take into consideration that i am an ASE certified
mechanic of about 5 years so when it comes to cars, i know a
fair share...but when it comes to turboing a 420A, im in the
dark. Ok for starters i read the writeup in the tech
section...found it useful and yet wanting for info. So anyway
im looking to build a custom turbo kit with meager boost goals
(5psi w/7max). My questions are this: i have a turbo off a 98
GST (presuming its the 16G)and im wondering how i can regulate
the boost down to acceptable levels for my needs. The spring
on the wastegate sounds about corny... would i be better off
running an external wastegate on there and just suffer with 2
wastegates? and how/ what is the best way to control boost
creep? next is on the fuel system... is it absolutley
necessary to run that 255lph walboro? thats a huge amount of
fuel,that thing would empty the fuel tank on a DSM 3x over in
an hour almost. wouldnt a 190lph be better suited? and the
Vortech FMU, isnt that vacuum operated? and if so then why
mount it in the back? big thing i see with that is running a
mile of vacuum hose that could potentially be cut or something
one day and leave you with a terrible idle problem...along
with a ugly lean condition... and the fcd? wtf is that? and
finally guages...i know i need a boost guage, but as far as
monitoring a lean condition, would i be better off with a a/f
guage or EGT guage, and would i be smart to run something
close to a Apexi SAFC? thanks for the help. Talon (no joke its
my name)
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what is the internal wastegate set at on your turbo ?im not
possitive but i dont think its mor than 7 psi . if you have a
internal wastegat dont run a external with it . yes it is
nessacery to run the 255lph or even better the 255hp . if you
search you will find a flow chart and it will show you that
the 190 wont cut it . the 255 flow just about enough to handle
7psi on stock injectors thats around 100psi.the fmu is vacuum
operated .people mount it in the back because thats where the
return line is. would you rather run a rubber fuel hose from
the rear to the front and then back to the tank . its a lot
easier and safer just to run the vac line to the back . an fcd
is a fuel cut defender . that keeps the map sensor from seeing
boost and sending it to the ecu . if the ecu sees boost it
will get confused and cut fuel . there is no need for a safc .
hope that helps but next time try searching more . all the
info you need is on this board .
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