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Old 07-25-2015, 07:02 PM
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That's a decent A/F number
Has anyone had over boost issued with their tune?
I going to try to make an over boost protection system.
 
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I personally have not with my stock turbo
 
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Yeah. I love my JB+ too. I'm just looking forward to my turbo upgrades.
If you love your JB+ you will be head over heals with MANIC. I sold my JB+ 2 days after manic installed.
 
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ok, running about 99 octane and seeing peaks of 25.5 PSI with pro sport gauge. This is map C stage 1 WTF ?
 
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Something is off there 93 octane meth and Map C stage 2+ I don't pass 22 psi
 
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Originally Posted by minivinnie92
Something is off there 93 octane meth and Map C stage 2+ I don't pass 22 psi
Dash command says 23PSI, and the stock MAP sensor is known to be off at Above 21 where the pro sport should be accurate. With stock loaded I see 16PSI on both readings. Map A is 18.5-19 both . Map B is like 20.5-21 both.

BTW, showing 366 pounds of torque with 273 HP
 

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I run a 3+ with JMTC E45R. The thing has been blowing boost up to 30 so fast it's scary.
Perhaps the DME just cannot deal.
I'm going to install a "manual" boost controller as a safety measure.
I'll report back next week. Also will have true dyno numbers with my new FMIC.
all this provided the motor stays together. With 105K and some funny noises, the end must be near for the little 1.6l.
 
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What is happening is its over boosting or going high at the shift . It's holding good until the car shifts and it's still pushing the boost during the shift ( I have an auto ) so it swings past the point . It's not anticipating the shift and the lack of load for the time it takes to shift. Not sure but I bet others with autos are seeing the same thing.

I think my DV+ may play into this. I'm just not sure if Manic even took that into consideration since I have a Stage 1 .
 

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I'm questioning my Manic dealer whom I think knows less than I do about cars, because I told him I am running ~99 octane and he responded with I'm running rich. All my years say the higher the octane the less power and would cause leaner, but leaner a little is ok because the octane will slow or stop knock. I just logged and see with 99 octane WOT is 11.9-12.0 , 93 octane was 11.8 , not much of a diff.

I knew very little of boosted cars till my MINI but have schooled myself pretty well.

BTW with 12.0 WOT I was still showing +7 degrees timing @22 pounds of boost
 
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Originally Posted by Indimanic
I run a 3+ with JMTC E45R. The thing has been blowing boost up to 30 so fast it's scary.
Perhaps the DME just cannot deal.
I'm going to install a "manual" boost controller as a safety measure.
I'll report back next week. Also will have true dyno numbers with my new FMIC.
all this provided the motor stays together. With 105K and some funny noises, the end must be near for the little 1.6l.
If adjusting the wastegate loose did not prevent over boost then you have bigger issues. It has been discussed before on this thread but here it is again.

http://www.audizine.com/forum/showth...04-Boost-creep

Your wastegate port is too small and it cannot bypass enough exhaust gases to properly control boost. Pretty common on NON Borg Warner turbos. If I recall correctly there was 2 Countrymen that had similar overboost issues with K04 turbos that blew motors.
 
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There seems to be a common thread here. Be careful, the last time the conversations started just like this, and ended with a pop and big bill for a new block... Both occasions.
 
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Well I opened a ticket on Manic site about the issue I'm having and they just closed it without responding. So I guess if things go wrong they just don't care .
 
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Manic Dealer is correct

Originally Posted by rckrzy1
I'm questioning my Manic dealer whom I think knows less than I do about cars, because I told him I am running ~99 octane and he responded with I'm running rich. All my years say the higher the octane the less power and would cause leaner, but leaner a little is ok because the octane will slow or stop knock. I just logged and see with 99 octane WOT is 11.9-12.0 , 93 octane was 11.8 , not much of a diff.

I knew very little of boosted cars till my MINI but have schooled myself pretty well.

BTW with 12.0 WOT I was still showing +7 degrees timing @22 pounds of boost
Manic dealer is correct...99 octane is a slower burning fuel compared to lower octanes. Because of this you should be running more advance to compensate and thus make more power. Running 99 Octane without advance will be an enriched state compared to lower octanes. Had I not majored in college in Automotive Engineering I would not have known this. Yes, I was on the race team at Cal Poly University in Pomona.
 
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Go to your installer...

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Well I opened a ticket on Manic site about the issue I'm having and they just closed it without responding. So I guess if things go wrong they just don't care .
Go to the installer you used. Speak to them about the issue. They should help you out...
 
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Originally Posted by rckrzy1
What is happening is its over boosting or going high at the shift . It's holding good until the car shifts and it's still pushing the boost during the shift ( I have an auto ) so it swings past the point . It's not anticipating the shift and the lack of load for the time it takes to shift. Not sure but I bet others with autos are seeing the same thing.

I think my DV+ may play into this. I'm just not sure if Manic even took that into consideration since I have a Stage 1 .
I'm not sure if it works this way, but I thought Map C needed race gas or meth. Is this not the case with stage 1 tunes and only 2+ and up??

Either way, I sure wouldn't be running map C with a cat and only 99 octane. Also I would remove your DV+ and install an uprated DV. When we went stage 3 with a new turbo, it was doing sort of what you described until the DV+ was removed and an uprated part that came with the turbo was installed.

My car is a 2011 automatic.
 
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Originally Posted by Gearheadaddy
Go to the installer you used. Speak to them about the issue. They should help you out...
He either does not believe me that I'm getting this high of boost, or doesn't know what to do.
 
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Originally Posted by Dustypants
I'm not sure if it works this way, but I thought Map C needed race gas or meth. Is this not the case with stage 1 tunes and only 2+ and up??

Either way, I sure wouldn't be running map C with a cat and only 99 octane. Also I would remove your DV+ and install an uprated DV. When we went stage 3 with a new turbo, it was doing sort of what you described until the DV+ was removed and an uprated part that came with the turbo was installed


My car is a 2011 automatic.
Stage 1 is for people running legal as in running cats.
Dv+ is an upgraded far better diverter valve.
 
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I'm questioning my Manic dealer whom I think knows less than I do about cars
You can't really expect help from your Manic dealer after that a statement like that.

Insulting people or businesses doesn't get you far in the customer service area.

As for your over boost. The Prosport Boost Gauges are known to read very wrong. Not known for being high quality or accurate. Some of the numbers you posted are not actually possible with a stock turbo to be honest. Especially during shifts when the rpm is so high the turbo will actually start to drop off and can't even hold the target boost numbers of 20-22.
 
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Originally Posted by EuroTechsAZ
You can't really expect help from your Manic dealer after that a statement like that.

Insulting people or businesses doesn't get you far in the customer service area.

As for your over boost. The Prosport Boost Gauges are known to read very wrong. Not known for being high quality or accurate. Some of the numbers you posted are not actually possible with a stock turbo to be honest. Especially during shifts when the rpm is so high the turbo will actually start to drop off and can't even hold the target boost numbers of 20-22.
Not insulting anyone, I was working on cars before my manic dealer was born, that's just a fact. I started tuning cars back in 95 with my first trans am.

I think I have the boost gauge figured out, the crappy silicon line was so hot I think it was blowing up like a balloon and at the shift point was collapsing giving me a spike, I have replaced that with real vacuum line and just did a couple of runs and my peak was 21.5 , far more believable, dash command said 20.5 now as well.
 
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Ok, here is the numbers, air temps ~88F , did stage 1 map C, then Map B then Stock. So about 25% increase in HP over stock, AFR good, they forgot I wanted AFR so did not get Map C run AFR, but Map B and Stock, and this shows Manic staying safer than stock.
For those wondering about the Ebay FMIC it did well, only climbed 9F above ambient and that was on the 3rd pull were I logged the run with Dash Command. Speaking of the DC was showing my BHP at 274 which is DEAD on with my run showing 80% of that getting to wheels at 219, TQ is off, showed me @ 322 , that @80% is 257, actual was 242, still not bad, I may see if I can adjust that.

Strange is I'm getting max TQ at 2500-3000 , max HP is 5500-6000 which is expected but making most TQ down lower was a pleasant surprise , must be my exhaust and Intake


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Is higher octane fuel really slower burning or is it just more resistant to ignition so it does not pre-ignite under load/pressure? Does not make sense to me.
 
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Totally mind blown right now. Noticed my car hasn't pulled as hard as it did before. Spent weeks looking for what I thought was a "boost leak". Could not find one at all even though my gauge reads that I am 1-1.5psi under. Very annoying. Decided to do something completely different and went to the auto parts store and bought MAF Sensor cleaner. Sprayed my MAF, let it dry and damn the car is back to pulling hard again. I am just shocked on how it impacted the car. Probably from my K&N cone. The MAF Cleaner bottle claims 4-10whp gain. I believe it. Car isn't under boosting anymore and is backfiring louder again. $8 bottle did wonders!
 
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Is higher octane fuel really slower burning or is it just more resistant to ignition so it does not pre-ignite under load/pressure? Does not make sense to me.
It depends,
http://www.racegas.com/article/10
 
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Had the same thing happen. Went to the dry filter as a result.
 


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