pull the cam and have it measured for run out, a warped cam will open up the caps and makes a hell of a racket (think ear on diesel cam cover). Check the cap scoring is it centered?
If you could figure out a way to get rpms in there that would be ideal, the dynojet ive used tapped into the #1 injector wire but required adjustments so it was accurate.
Log with the safc on rpms only and start the aem log at the same time... sketchy but what else can we do?
my stockers are holding fine, granted i dont beat on it for the simple fact it is my dd right now as well. (14-16psi sp61)
Run what you can afford man, the ONE (you know, that 7m that we all have built in our head with no budget, top shelf parts and very few have actually built) can come later.
^ sounds good, SAFC and SAFC II do not allow adjustment of the NE1 and NE2 points in anything except air flow percentage making it a guess to pick the right points on them. The neo lets you select actual hz readings for these two points?
OP you said you have a safc, assuming thats a SAFC I...
^ thats a simple task man, as long as the gasket was good/new and everything was tightened up and reconnected i cant see that being a problem.
vf's yet? ;) is the dashpot still there and working? How does the ISC test out? have you pulled it apart and cleaned it? ANY worn vac lines or hoses...
I thought the wastegate opened into the elbow only? any pics? other wise grinf a groove in the dp so the flange can open fully (although it should limit boost as soon as it begins to open)
same pp with clutch bypassed for starts and no issues. crank walk should drop the rpms when you push the clutch in and there will be measurable movement on the crank pulley. (pulls IN)
if there is scrapes or wear patterns in the front lower timing case, you have issues....
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