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Old Apr 23, 2014 | 11:39 AM
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Originally Posted by mirabileboy
have you guys ever had problems with holding boost up top? Just had my car retuned, but it was holding 15psi until around 7k rpm then dropping to 11psi (spring rate in waste-gate). Im running a manual boost controller; so im thinking it could be the waste-gate diaphragm. Any ideas? I ordered a new diaphragm and a 3.7lb spring im going to be adding to the 11.
My car does it and so do a few others I've talked to. Probably has something to do with backpressure opening the gate more than necessary. Or we have a boost leak lol.

You can "fix" it with any normal EBC that lets you ramp up duty by RPM. A manual won't cut it. I went from a 7 psi spring to a 14.5 spring and it did the same thing.
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Old Apr 23, 2014 | 06:11 PM
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Originally Posted by baZurk
My car is overheating slightly at speed. It doesn't overheat at idle. I have a fullblown radiator with fans and I use Honda blue coolant. I've bleed my coolant system more times then I can count so there has to be something else causing this.
What are you temps getting up to? I have the same exact fan/rad setup. Also use the same coolant. I am turbo as well. I heard that there rad caps can be crappy but I have not had an issue with the one they sent me.
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Old Apr 24, 2014 | 04:32 AM
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Originally Posted by 2004TurboS
Originally Posted by baZurk' timestamp='1398259482' post='23125940
My car is overheating slightly at speed. It doesn't overheat at idle. I have a fullblown radiator with fans and I use Honda blue coolant. I've bleed my coolant system more times then I can count so there has to be something else causing this.
What are you temps getting up to? I have the same exact fan/rad setup. Also use the same coolant. I am turbo as well. I heard that there rad caps can be crappy but I have not had an issue with the one they sent me.
I don't know exact numbers. I never got the chance to get my laptop connected and now my car is up on jackstands for a few weeks. I bought the radiator used and the last guy said that he replaced the cap because he was having an issue.
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Old Apr 24, 2014 | 04:52 AM
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Originally Posted by baZurk
Originally Posted by 2004TurboS' timestamp='1398305491' post='23127246
[quote name='baZurk' timestamp='1398259482' post='23125940']
My car is overheating slightly at speed. It doesn't overheat at idle. I have a fullblown radiator with fans and I use Honda blue coolant. I've bleed my coolant system more times then I can count so there has to be something else causing this.
What are you temps getting up to? I have the same exact fan/rad setup. Also use the same coolant. I am turbo as well. I heard that there rad caps can be crappy but I have not had an issue with the one they sent me.
I don't know exact numbers. I never got the chance to get my laptop connected and now my car is up on jackstands for a few weeks. I bought the radiator used and the last guy said that he replaced the cap because he was having an issue.
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i really hope people know what overheating is though. thats the biggest misconception.
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Old Apr 24, 2014 | 05:49 AM
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I heard anything over 215 you should be concerned. I hate when mine gets over 200.
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Old Apr 24, 2014 | 05:50 AM
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I asked this earlier too. I need to get fans also. I'm thinking about getting one spal extreme series fan and one slim fan for the ac

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Old Apr 24, 2014 | 06:10 AM
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How would running two 12" spal fans work? Also what is better two pull fans or 2 push fans? Mounted on the front or back of the rad depending on what one.
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Old Apr 24, 2014 | 06:30 AM
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Well my car shouldn't be rising two bars (AP2) over normal operating temp when driving around. It gets hotter if I am doing any "spirited driving". Even at stead speed above 60 it jumps around. I guess I can't really say anything until I get my laptop hooked up.
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Old Apr 24, 2014 | 06:38 AM
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Originally Posted by baZurk
Well my car shouldn't be rising two bars (AP2) over normal operating temp when driving around. It gets hotter if I am doing any "spirited driving". Even at stead speed above 60 it jumps around. I guess I can't really say anything until I get my laptop hooked up.

do you run stand alone? if so which one, if aem v1, do you use modifry temp driver? reason i ask is i run aem v1 with modifry, and it changes the temp gauge scale. def hook your laptop up asap. the stock gauge doesnt budge from 180-225ish for reference. that is considered normal.
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Old Apr 24, 2014 | 06:44 AM
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Originally Posted by camuman
Originally Posted by baZurk' timestamp='1398349837' post='23127847
Well my car shouldn't be rising two bars (AP2) over normal operating temp when driving around. It gets hotter if I am doing any "spirited driving". Even at stead speed above 60 it jumps around. I guess I can't really say anything until I get my laptop hooked up.

do you run stand alone? if so which one, if aem v1, do you use modifry temp driver? reason i ask is i run aem v1 with modifry, and it changes the temp gauge scale. def hook your laptop up asap. the stock gauge doesnt budge from 180-225ish for reference. that is considered normal.
AEM v2. The temp/voltage graph has been properly scaled. Unfortunately my car is up on jack stands and I am sending the diff out this weekend to get it built so I wont be able to drive the car for a few weeks.
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