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Old 11th February 2013, 20:39   #1
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fitted one of these to my car the otherday am very happy with it as it dosent go off all the time so you can drive normaly with out it sounding, it dose sound but very quiet but i do think i may have a problem as the first day i fitted it when comeing of full boost it was quite loud when dumping the air, but now after a few days it seams to have gone very quiet evan letting of form accelerating quite hard ie on to a motoway, evan before you could be doing say 30 in 4th gear put your food down just to build full boost and then let off and it would sound quite loud but now doing the same a few days later it seams very quiet, so i am wondering is it possible that i have a boost leak and the air is now getting out some where else when the throttle is closed, or is it at all possible the vavle itself could be stuck open sligtly?
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Old 11th February 2013, 22:11   #2
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I would say give it a few more days,very easy to start imagining different sounds when something new has been fitted.You could always source a Forge one if your not happy with it.Love mine Tishhh
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Check the pipes haven't come off!
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After my drive to work today I do think I have a boost leak as now my boost gauge goes up to 12psi and then tails back to around 10psi and before it use to stay at a solid 12psi and not move at all
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Is 12psi standard boost?
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No 12 psi isn't standard boost I dont think, mine is running 12 due to the map
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Standard boost is 9 psi
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Is it a clean 9psi or is it artificially modulated to lower levels at low revs (like the T16 turbos that I'm used to).

I think I already know the answer to that as if it was a natural 9psi then there would be no need for the boost control valve.

T16 turbos were 7psi up to 4500prm and then modulated gradually up to 11.5psi at the top end. This was done to protect the gearbox and give a nice linear power progression. Is the K turbo similar?

And what is the dinky little original turbo capable up to?
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Is it a clean 9psi or is it artificially modulated to lower levels
Standard factory map,boost is bottom line

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EEeek those curves look pretty horrid. Turbo is obviously too small as boost tails off above 5k. Not sure I like the torque/boost spike either.

Did they do AFR's on the run too?
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