Maintaining Boost pressure - SC36 turbo
#1
Maintaining Boost pressure - SC36 turbo
I have a SC36 turbo fitted with a few supporting mods. JGM noted that it wasn't holding boost brilliantly.
Boost pressure peaks at 1.5 bar (21psi) and drops to 1.2 bar (18psi) at 6500rpm.
What factors could be causing it not to hold boost? Actuator? Recirculating valve on intercooler?
Any help would be appreciated!
Boost pressure peaks at 1.5 bar (21psi) and drops to 1.2 bar (18psi) at 6500rpm.
What factors could be causing it not to hold boost? Actuator? Recirculating valve on intercooler?
Any help would be appreciated!
#4
I have a SC36 turbo fitted with a few supporting mods. JGM noted that it wasn't holding boost brilliantly.
Boost pressure peaks at 1.5 bar (21psi) and drops to 1.2 bar (18psi) at 6500rpm.
What factors could be causing it not to hold boost? Actuator? Recirculating valve on intercooler?
Any help would be appreciated!
Boost pressure peaks at 1.5 bar (21psi) and drops to 1.2 bar (18psi) at 6500rpm.
What factors could be causing it not to hold boost? Actuator? Recirculating valve on intercooler?
Any help would be appreciated!
#7
Sti intercooler.
Larger capacity Sti injectors. (440cc)
Exhaust manifold and Sti up pipe have been ported and flowed and heat wrapped.
Sports Cat down pipe 200 cell. 2.5 inch
Decat centre section and upgraded cat back exhaust. 2.5 inch
Perrin Boost Solenoid.
New lower temp, spark plugs.
Standard inlet pipe with uprated panel filter
Tumble valve delete
Ecutek remap by The Jolly Green Monster.
Impreza Wagon 2005.
Cheers
Larger capacity Sti injectors. (440cc)
Exhaust manifold and Sti up pipe have been ported and flowed and heat wrapped.
Sports Cat down pipe 200 cell. 2.5 inch
Decat centre section and upgraded cat back exhaust. 2.5 inch
Perrin Boost Solenoid.
New lower temp, spark plugs.
Standard inlet pipe with uprated panel filter
Tumble valve delete
Ecutek remap by The Jolly Green Monster.
Impreza Wagon 2005.
Cheers
Last edited by psycho sport; 19 March 2013 at 10:57 PM.
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Hi Simon, yes agree, possibly the heads and probably the cam timing possibly being offset one bank to the other is not helping. WRX heads are notorious for this sort of VE thing.
Std airbox and inlet pipe would not be any problem, the sports cat might be an influence though if that was choking things or not being as free flowing as it should for some reason.
Thinking about the panel filter now ... not a Cosworth is it ?
cheers
bob
Std airbox and inlet pipe would not be any problem, the sports cat might be an influence though if that was choking things or not being as free flowing as it should for some reason.
Thinking about the panel filter now ... not a Cosworth is it ?
cheers
bob
#12
Yea power has a nice curve to it and doesn't look to be dropping. Just wanted to see if i can rectify the not holding boost issue (if in deed it is an issue) before i change the exhaust to a full 3 inch system and get it back to you to be mapped running a meth mix. My use of the car has changed to weekend toy so want to have a bit of fun before i blow the box or engine.
#14
Sorry for the hijack but it's to do with the sc range of turbo at least and as two mappers have popped up it would be nice for their input
https://www.scoobynet.com/scoobynet-...2-5-motor.html
If you could offer some valuable info from a mappers point of view, there would be some happy members.
https://www.scoobynet.com/scoobynet-...2-5-motor.html
If you could offer some valuable info from a mappers point of view, there would be some happy members.
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