Full Non Sequntial
#21
phew man where u been, use the search link, there are a bunch of thread crawling around about this conversion.
#23
Non-sequentials were so much fun. Little bit of lag but full boost at 3200 rpms and lots of midrange pull.
#24
Originally Posted by Fd3BOOST' date='Apr 13 2003, 09:56 PM
You gotta hack this flapper off as Louis was sayin. Right where the I drew the pretty red line..
#26
Originally Posted by vudoodoodoo' date='May 26 2003, 01:44 PM
What position should that flapper be in if I don't remove it?
#29
I've seen people indicate that full boost using non-sequential comes on anywhere from 2800 to 3800. It was believed something was wrong with the conversion if full boost is on at 3800, or the 'user' does not have enough supporting mods (full exhaust/intake/ic)
Some questions
1) What supporting modifications are required for 'full boost' at around 2800 to 3000?
2) What rpms does the boost hold until? redline?
Thanks!
Edgardo
Some questions
1) What supporting modifications are required for 'full boost' at around 2800 to 3000?
2) What rpms does the boost hold until? redline?
Thanks!
Edgardo
#30
1) Full exhaust, ported wastegate, upgraded intercooler, and it would be wise to have a PFC and some upgraded injectors. If you do non-seq without a PFC or some other stand alone, you risk a spot in the fuel map to be lean and too rich in some areas.
2) all the way to redline and beyond.
2) all the way to redline and beyond.