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In stock trim, I would get a consistent 11psi out of the car all the way to te higher RPM. Now with my 3" turbo back setup (with cat) it holds 12psi all the way to the top. I disconnected my boost controller to try it out.

This week I will be getting some numbers from the system to see what it dynos at in full stock trim with a turbo back setup.

 

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I might make it in a 2.5" instead, but there is no problems with the 3". No boost creep issues. With my boost controller set at the stock 12psi, the boost fluctuates before it stabalizes at 12. With teh controller off it does not fluctuate like it does with the boost controller on.

The system will come with a single, and dual tip setup.

In about 1-2 months, it should be available.

 

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The AVCR is not a friendly controller. Its way to advance with its gain control etc etc, blay blah blah.


yeah, im getting 11 out of my car in stock form. with the catbavk i am hitting 12psi. I know the autometers are not known for having the most reliable boost readings.

My HKS EVC-5 has the boost readong on the screen in KPa. It reads higher than what is shown on the gauge.

 

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Yeah, thats a possibility. Totaly stock I would stabilize at 11 psi. when I installed the turboback, it went up to 12.

 

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YOu might be correct? I know on a supra fuel cut/ boost cut occurs at 14psi. If thec ar sees anything over 14psi, the fuel cuts out for about a second and all of your lights turn on.

When you run a fuel cut defenser, it takes teh turbo pressure sensors signal and makes it seem like less boost is being ran. After that no more cut.