yea.... but when you watch the gauge it hits 11.5 and holds untill 6300 the goes to 9.5
yea.... but when you watch the gauge it hits 11.5 and holds untill 6300 the goes to 9.5
Sounds like some slippy slip
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Either belt slip, vacuum leak or bad gauge.
Problem: Vacuum leak.
The vacuum leak would make the gauge not work correctly but your blower would still produce the correct amount of boost.
Fix: Just check all lines to ensure a proper connection. Then test with a vacuum tester to see if it holds.
Problem: Belt Slip
Belt slip would make the gauge show an amount of boost that it is currently making +/-. The belt slip would not produce the correct amount of boost that the pulley is made to make.
Fix: Add an auxiliary pulley and or change the belt / belt size.
Problem: Gauges
A bad gauge is just a bad gauge. try your friends again just to eliminate the easy problem first.
Fix: Get a new gauge.
PJ
2003 Mineral Grey Cobra
also altitude. i dropped 3 psi moving from 280ft to 3k feet or whatever it is here =(
get a bigger crank pulley =)
i ran a 2.76 upper and 2LB lower for the longest. i am now moving up to a 4lb lower and with a good exhaust i hope this combo will be good for me. i would go with a 2lb lower IMO unless you plan on long tubes. oh yeah a port will drop boost alittle imo.
2.76 upper and 2lb lower....hmmm...sounds like what i am doing. thanks to a hookup from a cool dude in tucson on the lower.
oh yea. ordering up the blower this week.
yea i wish i could have got a great deal on a lower!