Turbo kit initial release

[Mike -Justav6- Anaya]

What kind of numbers are we talking about at 14 PSI (rwhp & torque)? What type of modifications are required to safely operate at that level for extended periods of time?

and lastly, do you have any sponsorship or distrubitor opportunities?

Thanks!

[mike24]

What are the 1/4 mile times expected?

[fred slawson]

I was under the impression that after 7psi it was advisable to get tuned.

[fred slawson]

Won't the need for a 2 bar map be aleviated by putting the map sensor on the suction side of the turbo.

[DARK SDE '02]

I was just talking to my car fellas at work about hooking my car up with turbo, I'm glad somebody is already on the ball! I don't have the cash for it this summer, but by next summer I'll definitely be contacting you guys about this sweet a$$ setup you've been talking about! I can't wait!

[slomaro]

fred your thinking maf senssor the MAP sensors reads how much boost there is and adds fuel accordingly

1 bar map is good for about one bar 15psi more then that you need to get a 2 bar map sensor and get the compter programed for it

[ July 24, 2003: Message edited by: slomaro ]</p>

[L32Projekt]

I believe a 1 bar map would be good only for NA applications. Remember that when you add boost, you add pressure ABOVE normal NA pressures, i.e. 7 psi boost goes WITH the 14.7psi that is present in normal driving conditions, equals out to 21.7psi (that's more pressure than a 1 bar map would be able to "see" at 14.7psi) Am I right, or talking out of my @$$? [img]smile.gif[/img]

Jon

[nocutt]

<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by L32Projekt:
I believe a 1 bar map would be good only for NA applications. Remember that when you add boost, you add pressure ABOVE normal NA pressures, i.e. 7 psi boost goes WITH the 14.7psi that is present in normal driving conditions, equals out to 21.7psi (that's more pressure than a 1 bar map would be able to "see" at 14.7psi) Am I right, or talking out of my @$$? [img]smile.gif[/img]

Jon<hr></blockquote>


You are absolutely right :D