How much Boost???
How much Boost???
I just recieved my HP performance kit and it included the following except the injectors and emanage and im wondering how much can i safely boost while daily driving with this kit?
Garrett T3 AirResearch .50 compressor .48 exhaust turbine
Jet Hot coated charge pipes
Jet Hot coated full tubular manifold
FMIC
Bosch blow off valve
RSX Type S injectors
NGK Iridium plugs
External .38mm Tial Wastegate
Greddy Emanage w/ Ignition harness
Oil Lines
Hallman manual boost controller
Garrett T3 AirResearch .50 compressor .48 exhaust turbine
Jet Hot coated charge pipes
Jet Hot coated full tubular manifold
FMIC
Bosch blow off valve
RSX Type S injectors
NGK Iridium plugs
External .38mm Tial Wastegate
Greddy Emanage w/ Ignition harness
Oil Lines
Hallman manual boost controller
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if u dont have naything to control the injectors and ur running on the stock set up, dont ron on ANY psi, because you have nothing for ur engine to read the extra boost to throw the extra fuel in the engine, there for ur gonna run lean... LEAN IS BAD... itll melt ur piston like butter... dunt drive.. be safe and paitent
Originally Posted by KalliGarri
if u dont have naything to control the injectors and ur running on the stock set up, dont ron on ANY psi, because you have nothing for ur engine to read the extra boost to throw the extra fuel in the engine, there for ur gonna run lean... LEAN IS BAD... itll melt ur piston like butter... dunt drive.. be safe and paitent
you got alotta the same stuff i've got for my turbo setup... like exactly the same...
emanage, injectors,boost controller,wastegate, all the same... i think im gonna tune my setup for 7psi until i get the return line conversion from SLP then i'll go up to 8ish
emanage, injectors,boost controller,wastegate, all the same... i think im gonna tune my setup for 7psi until i get the return line conversion from SLP then i'll go up to 8ish
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Originally Posted by TheSmuggler
omfg read up top guys it says he DOSENT have the emanage or injectors
he says not yet.......i am assuming that he will wait to install the kit when he gets them...........at least i hope
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Oh yeah and where does it say yet, it says he got his kit but he dosen't have emanage or injectors lol, you need to read more closely
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Originally Posted by TheSmuggler
Oh yeah and where does it say yet, it says he got his kit but he dosen't have emanage or injectors lol, you need to read more closely 

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yeah, dont boost yet dude, get emanage and some injectors or something to put fuel in there. Your go boom fast, even off 1 or 2 psi you can blow your motor.
I agree about not boosting without extra fuel. However if you recieved the alchy injection with the kit (standard with the kit) they have designed it to run on aprox 5.5 psi. I know many people here will argue with me on this but it has dynoed to be more than safe to rely on the alchohol/water combo at 5.5psi. You will use roughly 2 quarts per tank of fuel. You still need to tune the injection with the supplied control module. If you bought the kit used and didnt recieve alchy injection then upgrade to the rsx injectors and emanage. Its more beneficial and tunable then the alchy. We all cant stress enough how sensitive proper tuning is. In as little as 5 minutes you could destroy a whole motor.
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Originally Posted by 02fpcivic
I agree about not boosting without extra fuel. However if you recieved the alchy injection with the kit (standard with the kit) they have designed it to run on aprox 5.5 psi. I know many people here will argue with me on this but it has dynoed to be more than safe to rely on the alchohol/water combo at 5.5psi. You will use roughly 2 quarts per tank of fuel. You still need to tune the injection with the supplied control module. If you bought the kit used and didnt recieve alchy injection then upgrade to the rsx injectors and emanage. Its more beneficial and tunable then the alchy. We all cant stress enough how sensitive proper tuning is. In as little as 5 minutes you could destroy a whole motor.
My problem with using alchy/water as a primary fuel system is that it creates alot of heat. Yeah, the water will cool down the combustion chambers, but alcohol still creates alot of heat. Also, there is no guarantee that the alcohol will reach each combustion chamber. You can be running fine in the #3 chamber, but detonating in #1.
Just my $.02
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Originally Posted by ShadyImprtracer
i just recieved my injectors today and im just saving for my emanage and im wondering how much psi WITH those i can boost?
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Originally Posted by civic01vtec
you get e-manage tuned.....there is no reason why you can't run 8-9 psi safely.
there are waaaaaaay too many shops out there that are unfamiliar with the D17.
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Originally Posted by ShadyImprtracer
'That's a bummer man' - The Dude....would anyone know of a good shop for tuning in Southern Cali???
I am going to take my car to Rage Performance in Montclair.
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