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Engine Specific Info and Questions => IDI Engine => Topic started by: ObscuredByClouds on June 20, 2009, 06:57:09 am
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ET: 18.267
Trap: 75.02
60 foot: 2.687
RT: 0.401
1/8: 11.7 @ 60 (lol 0-60 time)
By 3rd gear boost held at 26psi and I just didn't really accelerate. Aside from over boost, I think an intercooler will help with the top end issues.
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Lower your boost, turn more fuel and add intercooler and youŽll be in 15Žs ;D You are already faster than stock TDI (http://www.kotinet.com/matti.farm/img003.jpg)...
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there is such a thing as too much boost?
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there is such a thing as too much boost?
Yes. Use as low boost as possible.
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As LOW boost as possible? please explain as to why people always want to go for the biggest boost their engine can handle then? I'm right confused now lol
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OHH so in a way its almost like your cramming in too much air type thing? not getting a good even mix of fuel and air for the engine?
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OHH so in a way its almost like your cramming in too much air type thing? not getting a good even mix of fuel and air for the engine?
the turbine efficiency range is 17 psi or so for a K14, and about 20 psi for a K24. once you go above that, the exhaust back pressure becomes higher than the intake pressure. so in theory the engine has to work harder to sustain the boost pressure.
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More boost than needed to burn the fuel injected restricts the exhaust and excessively heats the air. At 26psi your charge air is 380*f, at 15psi its 220*f.
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i did low 16s with my 1.6. closed wastegate on a k24 25-30psi, turned up fueling, cone filter, and 2 1/4 inch exhaust off the stock cast down pipe, in a mk1 jetta coupe with no ac or sun roof.