ill find out and post it up. 17psi is what i hit in the higher gears above 5000rpms. full boost at 3600 is 15 or so. It was a solid 37degrees out today ;)
I just got back from a movie and as we were walking in a forgot something in the supra. Ran back out there and saw a guy and his kid walking away from it with a note on my windshield. "CRAP! they hit it," runs through my mind. NOPE, they were admiring it and left a note asking to call them if...
Ran a few short blasts to 100mph against a buddies stang gt. First two where from 30 (horrible for me) as im either in boost in 2nd and spinning or in third an out of boost. Each run was a solid neck and neck run until i got a bit higher up in 4th and started walking away.
Next one was...
***UPDATE***
new tie rods have made a world of difference. Just got back from the alignment shop and the steering effort is noticeably easier as well as response. There used to be a bit of free play when turning the steering wheel to change lanes. A+++ repair.
^ except when an mkIII wipes its ass with your M badge :D
I like them, almost got 1 before i settled on a supra. the upgrade path on those is costly. As long as you keep those bushings fresh every 40,000 it handles great!
are you the one actually putting this motor back together? Higher compression + boost on timing tables set up for lower compression (AND lower boost then most run) = detonation. These are basics that should be considered with the direction you build is headed.
knock timing down to 8 degrees and keep safc ($200) values at -20% or more (closer to zero). Or go maftpro with the ability to see timing for $400.
other wise stand over the motor with a timing gun on a dyno OR get some "ears" and try and pick out the detonation. :D
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