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paulrenn

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OK guys

 

I want to know what is the maximum safe performance I can push the car to using stock turbos and fuel system.

 

The car is using 550's and US (=UK I think) spec turbos.

 

What is the maximum boost pressure that the ECU is programmed to support, if you use a boost controller to adjust the wastegate opening? ie, where does the fuelling map end, and fuel cut begin...

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Originally posted by paulrenn

OK guys

 

I want to know what is the maximum safe performance I can push the car to using stock turbos and fuel system.

 

The car is using 550's and US (=UK I think) spec turbos.

 

What is the maximum boost pressure that the ECU is programmed to support, if you use a boost controller to adjust the wastegate opening? ie, where does the fuelling map end, and fuel cut begin...

 

I understand that the US/UK spec MAF works too 18psi/1.2bar approx.

 

18psi is a reasonable amount of boost for a BPU car.

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Max recommended boost on stock system is 18psi (but maybe reduce this is really hot weather or get water injection or intercooler fitted)

 

To get to 18psi you'll need some form of boost controller, manual or electronic and a fuel cut controller to get past the ECU safety mechanism at 15psi.

 

For fuel cuts see TRL VFCC

 

Regards

Pete

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Hi Pete

 

Thanks for the reply. I'm definitely interested in the VFCC. From your experience, have you noticed differences in the ECU pinouts between the various MKIV models? Mine is a '97 and US spec, but the connectors are probably the same. Maybe time to hunt on mkiv.com for any wiring diagrams...

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