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Originally Posted by green lightning
(Post 4795271)
Where is it picking up the boost pressure at ?
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Bravo boat? Bad coupler maybe?
I know you said the lazy engine won't rev. But on the flip side, no load no boost for the most part. Other than that, fuel issue? Are all the fuel components you dyno'd it with the same as in the boat? |
Originally Posted by cheech
(Post 4795486)
Bravo boat? Bad coupler maybe?
I know you said the lazy engine won't rev. But on the flip side, no load no boost for the most part. Other than that, fuel issue? Are all the fuel components you dyno'd it with the same as in the boat? |
You already switched blowers from side to side if I'm reading right, correct?
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And no it doesn't HAS to make boost. Put a open ended tube from the supercharger just into open air with a pressure gauge in the tube, spin the thing 50,000 rpm and Ill bet you see no "boost" on the gauge.
So the boost seen in the past on your gauge on that engine was the gauge pressure seen at a typical rpm with a typical load at that rpm on the engine. Got a turbo'd diesel truck with a boost gauge? Drive along flat ground at whatever speed, make note of the boost, hit a steep hill and don't downshift or let it downshift, try to maintain that same speed, watch the boost rise. Otherwise, have you tried at least to run both N/A with out the belts, see if you can achieve the same rpm on each engine with the same props? And yeah I'm aware the tune may be off running N/A |
"Bad" side isnt making boost at 4800... What RPM is the "good" side making boost?
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Originally Posted by cheech
(Post 4796431)
You already switched blowers from side to side if I'm reading right, correct?
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Originally Posted by cheech
(Post 4796434)
And no it doesn't HAS to make boost. Put a open ended tube from the supercharger just into open air with a pressure gauge in the tube, spin the thing 50,000 rpm and Ill bet you see no "boost" on the gauge.
So the boost seen in the past on your gauge on that engine was the gauge pressure seen at a typical rpm with a typical load at that rpm on the engine. Got a turbo'd diesel truck with a boost gauge? Drive along flat ground at whatever speed, make note of the boost, hit a steep hill and don't downshift or let it downshift, try to maintain that same speed, watch the boost rise. Otherwise, have you tried at least to run both N/A with out the belts, see if you can achieve the same rpm on each engine with the same props? And yeah I'm aware the tune may be off running N/A |
Originally Posted by Keith Atlanta
(Post 4796439)
"Bad" side isnt making boost at 4800... What RPM is the "good" side making boost?
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The fuel you are using is crap and the knock senors pulling them back? Just throwing out stuff because I don't think there is much left
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