Gherbo23
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To make a long story short, my fuel trims are super rich when building boost and either fine during cruising, or sometimes I get a lean reading on short term trims.
I installed a 27won w1 turbo, 27won inlet pipe, and a prl intercooler and charge pipe set all at the same time. I ended up cracking a bolt for a sensor on a charge pipe and was leaking boost through that sensor port, but I replaced it and it seems like Im still leaking boost somewhere. I'm running the ktuner basemap 18psi with dropdowns all at default. Derek told me that the car doesn't care what turbo is on the car since its a maf based car pre turbo, so if I understand what he said correctly, I shouldn't be missing boost targets or have any fuel trim issues. (If someone can explain that to me a bit better that would be great, since I do hit my targets, just a bit late which makes sense to me since the turbo will have more lag than the oem turbo and the map im running is just a basemap made for oe turbo, but my logic could be flawed)
I ran boost leak test after boost leak test to no avail. I even redid the install on the inlet pipe to reseat the gasket today thinking maybe I did it wrong and was leaking a slight bit of air through that gasket. I even retapped a hole for a screw that was slightly stripped but still holding the bolt on the evap section of the inlet thjinking some air was escaping there. I've tightened the hose clamps on every spot on the intercooler and charge pipes but my problem still persists.
Here's a datalog with some WOT pulls and general cruising. I'm replacing my spark plugs tomorrow to a slightly gapped down plug (si NGK plugs vs non si plugs) even though mine should be fine at 32k miles thinking maybe it's something as simple as gunked up plugs not being able to ignite fast enough and get the turbine where the ecu wants it to be fast enough.
I installed a 27won w1 turbo, 27won inlet pipe, and a prl intercooler and charge pipe set all at the same time. I ended up cracking a bolt for a sensor on a charge pipe and was leaking boost through that sensor port, but I replaced it and it seems like Im still leaking boost somewhere. I'm running the ktuner basemap 18psi with dropdowns all at default. Derek told me that the car doesn't care what turbo is on the car since its a maf based car pre turbo, so if I understand what he said correctly, I shouldn't be missing boost targets or have any fuel trim issues. (If someone can explain that to me a bit better that would be great, since I do hit my targets, just a bit late which makes sense to me since the turbo will have more lag than the oem turbo and the map im running is just a basemap made for oe turbo, but my logic could be flawed)
I ran boost leak test after boost leak test to no avail. I even redid the install on the inlet pipe to reseat the gasket today thinking maybe I did it wrong and was leaking a slight bit of air through that gasket. I even retapped a hole for a screw that was slightly stripped but still holding the bolt on the evap section of the inlet thjinking some air was escaping there. I've tightened the hose clamps on every spot on the intercooler and charge pipes but my problem still persists.
Here's a datalog with some WOT pulls and general cruising. I'm replacing my spark plugs tomorrow to a slightly gapped down plug (si NGK plugs vs non si plugs) even though mine should be fine at 32k miles thinking maybe it's something as simple as gunked up plugs not being able to ignite fast enough and get the turbine where the ecu wants it to be fast enough.
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