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Cxracing turbo problem
I have a Cxracing turbo kit (t3 6063) on my brz rated for 8 psi, when I went to go get it tuned it was only pushing 6.6 psi boost. I asked the tuner why and he said it has to do with the elevation here in utah and that the turbo can make that power, just not on the fa20. But I think it has to do with wastgate. Can someone help?
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With that being said, at higher altitude, the air is thinner and it takes more pressure (more boost) to make the same amount of power. So, it may be possible that the turbo kit can flow 8 psi at high elevation, but it will be making less power than it would be if it would flowing 8psi at sea level where are is more dense |
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Who did you get it from? Have you contacted the manufacturer? If your tuner did not set boost to 12 psi, there is likely a reason for that. |
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I had the cxracing kit before I scrapped it and fixed it. I ran 10 psi without issue. But I swapped to a tial gate with a 10 psi spring. I'm willing to bet the stock on needs a controller to hit 8.
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Maybe the wastegate spring is inaccurate?
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Boost leak. Elevation won't matter at all on a turbo unless it was at the very end of it's compressor map. 8psi is 8psi at sea level or mountain top (though you'll get more lag), that's why they used turbos on piston driven aircraft...and then moved to jets that are basically turbos that are combusting fuel themselves, but I digress... The wastegate doesn't open all at once, so you'll hear it before you hit max boost, so that's normal.
Also, CXRacing has a bad reputation for subpar parts... So it wouldn't surprise me if the wastegate spring was weak or there were leak sources. |
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I will throw in with Poodles that you likely have a leak or weak spring. |
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