Okay, so my wifes car is back on the road, mean as ever. It easily eats the 315's in the back now. But I still don't think I'm seeing the type of boost we should be. The car is:
96 Camaro 3.8L w/97 PCM A4 Transmission w/deep pan
Intercooled Powerdyne with JohnD wrap and ASP 2.8" pulley
Closed off EGR port in TB area
Pacesetter coated headers, custom 3" cat-back with new Catco Cat (for having to pass smog).
L67 Injectors
!FMU
!Adjustable Ignition control
Tuned for everything with HP Tuners
3.42's
Most of, if not all of the original piping has been replaced because of the intercooler to stainless steel. Shift points have been moved so the car shifts about 6000 rpms.
Now then, the weird part. With the pulley mentioned above we should be seeing somewhere around 7-9 psi. At low RPMS it shoots up to about 5-6 psi then starts slowly bleeding down til about 3 psi or so as the RPMS raise, I'm pretty sure it should be continuing to build til shift, if not at least hold boost. Now I know the IC is killing some of the boost, (should be about 2-3 psi at most for a 3 core IC), but that doesn't explain where the boost is going.
I was wondering if anyone has witnessed the crank hub spinning on the crank snout? (I'm not sure if it's keyed or not, haven't had to take the crank hub off yet)?
Any ideas?
96 Camaro 3.8L w/97 PCM A4 Transmission w/deep pan
Intercooled Powerdyne with JohnD wrap and ASP 2.8" pulley
Closed off EGR port in TB area
Pacesetter coated headers, custom 3" cat-back with new Catco Cat (for having to pass smog).
L67 Injectors
!FMU
!Adjustable Ignition control
Tuned for everything with HP Tuners
3.42's
Most of, if not all of the original piping has been replaced because of the intercooler to stainless steel. Shift points have been moved so the car shifts about 6000 rpms.
Now then, the weird part. With the pulley mentioned above we should be seeing somewhere around 7-9 psi. At low RPMS it shoots up to about 5-6 psi then starts slowly bleeding down til about 3 psi or so as the RPMS raise, I'm pretty sure it should be continuing to build til shift, if not at least hold boost. Now I know the IC is killing some of the boost, (should be about 2-3 psi at most for a 3 core IC), but that doesn't explain where the boost is going.
I was wondering if anyone has witnessed the crank hub spinning on the crank snout? (I'm not sure if it's keyed or not, haven't had to take the crank hub off yet)?
Any ideas?
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