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Boost drops at 14psi "help"


Guest RZtt

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Hey guys got a problem with boost hope someone can help me out. Had the car on dyno last night and we set the boost at 17psi. It goes up to 18psi the drops back to between 14-15psi. It seem likes something not letting the boost to hold steady. Cant work out what causing the boost to drop. Could it be my actuator that not letting the boost to hold?

 

When i was running JDM twins i had the same problem and never actually got around to fix it cause I did USDM turbo conversion. And now the same problem after completing the conversion.

 

Mods on the turbo side:

USDM twins

Power Fc

Greddy Ls intercooler

Ported manifold

Ported egcv

Apexi Avrc boost controller

kakimoto catback exhaust with hiflow cat

3"custom mid pipe

3" custom dump pipe

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Exactly same when i got broken pressure hose in sequential system.

 

It let some pressure to 2.nd turbo actuators but they newer opened fully...

 

sorry I'm not very good with car parts. Where abouts is this pressure hose located?

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sorry I'm not very good with car parts. Where abouts is this pressure hose located?

 

Read that link first ;) It could be VSV, actuator or hose... all things have to be in order to 2.nd turbo work correctly. These are quite a lot of hoses in the system! :D:d:d

 

http://www.mkivsupra.net/vbb/showthread.php?t=35926

 

But... it can be loost leak also, because your boost raises fine when 2.nd turbo kicks in. It can be difficult to find, if it leaks only on full boost

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