Does it mean you've reached the capacity of the wastegate itself.  Lots of
MSM guys are having boost control issues with the turbos and free flowing
exhausts controlling the boost.



Larry
 
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-----Original Message-----
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Rob Ebersol
Sent: Friday, June 13, 2008 1:19 PM
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Subject: Link: boost solenoid max duty


Just logged my first try at closed loop boost control, targeted  
205kpa. I know I've got a good safe tune right now, so I was going to  
stay in it if I didn't see anything beyond 18psi. I didn't. But it  
was close - 17.8psi peak. Now- checked my log and WG% shows 98%  
through the entire run and that raised a question, mostly out of  
curiosity: Does this mean I've reached the limit of solenoid? Can I  
overbore the solenoid's vent port (when that day comes) to reduce the  
duty number and manage more (or improve existing boost management)? 
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