Back in the dark old days cars didn't have a water pump and relied on "ThermoSyphon" to circulate the coolant, Turbo's use this effect after shutdown to disipate heat.
I have NEVER used/owned a Turbo Timer and never suffered a Turbo failure, biggest danger in the old days was big boost then a...
5000ish is usually peak torque/cylinder pressures and this often results in spark blowout, you can try a smaller plug gap or upgrade to better Coils.
Another "trick" is if you have the overhead in the engine (timing/rattle) and some way to add some timing just before it blows out it will pull...
Nothing at all "drastic" about that, I run the engine through 5 full heat cycles keeping it out of boost then do a retorque, most times I find a couple of loose ones so it's well worth the effort and you don't build a Grenade.
Here's how I did mine for the MoTeC>
You want to assign one of the outputs as an AUX table. (fucntion 3). You need three AUX tables assigned to three AUX outputs.
then set the parameters to switched for the output type.
Then, in the tables. Add TPS on the X axis ( add for every 5 break...
There is NO KICKDOWN Cable on a 340.... ;)
It's a Line pressure cable, A standalone will run but it chews up a few outputs to send the correct signals to the ECT.
If the Surface RA is within Spec go Metal, a 1.5mm would get you close to stock CR/Quench.
If the surfaces are too rough a stock Composite isn't going to have a negative effect.
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