Benefit of 4 port boost controller
#2
A 4 port will allow you to run a greater range of boost pressures (reliably). Convention is to use a spring at least 50% or greater of your desired max boost pressure in your wastegate (ie. 10psi spring if you plan to run 20psi max) with a 3 port solenoid; 4 port wouldn't have such limitations. To better answer your question, what is your current setup (wastegate spring/max boost pressure) and what you plan on changing (if anything)?
#3
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A 4 port will allow you to run a greater range of boost pressures (reliably). Convention is to use a spring at least 50% or greater of your desired max boost pressure in your wastegate (ie. 10psi spring if you plan to run 20psi max) with a 3 port solenoid; 4 port wouldn't have such limitations. To better answer your question, what is your current setup (wastegate spring/max boost pressure) and what you plan on changing (if anything)?
#4
3 port Mac solenoid will let you run whatever pressure you want
Hell you can close it shut and boost 100psi
Just put the spring for lowest boost you want to run and ramp from here with the solenoid
To do it reliably you need to set the duty cycle for all boost Level you want to run
Hell you can close it shut and boost 100psi
Just put the spring for lowest boost you want to run and ramp from here with the solenoid
To do it reliably you need to set the duty cycle for all boost Level you want to run
#5
3 port Mac solenoid will let you run whatever pressure you want
Hell you can close it shut and boost 100psi
Just put the spring for lowest boost you want to run and ramp from here with the solenoid
To do it reliably you need to set the duty cycle for all boost Level you want to run
Hell you can close it shut and boost 100psi
Just put the spring for lowest boost you want to run and ramp from here with the solenoid
To do it reliably you need to set the duty cycle for all boost Level you want to run
#6
Using blue spring on the spring with no controller it's at 10psi going to retune for e85 flex fuel and make as much power as my fuel system will allow Aem v2, 340 pump, dw 1300, Aem regulator, inline pro rail, full blown intake manifold, full blown fuel line adaptor and -6 line to rail, 6262 turbo .82, and full race pro street manifold 3" turbo back exhaust.
#7
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Originally Posted by staylor725' timestamp='1417568524' post='23424926
Using blue spring on the spring with no controller it's at 10psi going to retune for e85 flex fuel and make as much power as my fuel system will allow Aem v2, 340 pump, dw 1300, Aem regulator, inline pro rail, full blown intake manifold, full blown fuel line adaptor and -6 line to rail, 6262 turbo .82, and full race pro street manifold 3" turbo back exhaust.
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#8
Keep what you have
You can run example
10 psi 1 gear
15 psi 2 gear
25 psi 3 gear
30+psi 4/5/6 gear
What a 4 port can do better ?
With your fuel setup and turbo you will be under 600whp
You can run example
10 psi 1 gear
15 psi 2 gear
25 psi 3 gear
30+psi 4/5/6 gear
What a 4 port can do better ?
With your fuel setup and turbo you will be under 600whp
#10
3 port Mac solenoid will let you run whatever pressure you want
Hell you can close it shut and boost 100psi
Just put the spring for lowest boost you want to run and ramp from here with the solenoid
To do it reliably you need to set the duty cycle for all boost Level you want to run
Hell you can close it shut and boost 100psi
Just put the spring for lowest boost you want to run and ramp from here with the solenoid
To do it reliably you need to set the duty cycle for all boost Level you want to run
Running the same 3psi spring I am able to push 30psi on the same car and still have tons of room to grow to get to 40 without changing the spring.
Also, back when I tested the 3 port vs the 4 port (~3 years ago), the 6465 turbo on the vehicle was very lazy, slow spooling on the 3 port. Put in a 4 port, brought onset of spool down over 1000 rpm (peak boost) and transient response was drastically improved.
Better response, larger range of control, quicker spool. Try it yourself, it's a cheap valve.