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Old 04-28-2003, 12:56 AM   #16
 
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1) port out the wastegate passage
2) go to a more restrictive exhaust
3) upgrade your turbo to one with a better passage
4) install a proper external wastegate
how would you go about porting out the wastegate passage? i have a 1991 daytona shelby, and only recently has boost creep been a problem. I figure if i get a brand new TEO4H with and brand new wastegate, i should be back to holding 12psi. Is it worth trying or should i just get a differnt type of turbo altoether like a super 60 or t3/t4 hybrid? I just want to elimitate the **** boost creep, its sooooooooo agrivating!!!
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I'm running a new TEO4H and wastegate and it creeps in the higher gears. I'm just going to install a 5th injector and run this mitsu as hard as it will go. Then it wont creep anymore
 
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would adding +20% injectors help?
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would adding +20% injectors help?
Only if you need more fuel. Remember: boost creep has nothing to do with your fuel setup--it's an exhaust energy problem. You can add a dozen cold start injectors and up your fuel pressure to 200 psi... but your boost is still gonna creep until you fix the actual problem.

(Disclaimer: the above fuel system "suggestions" were highly sarcastic and not meant to be taken literally.)
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Old 04-29-2003, 10:39 PM   #19
 
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Only if you need more fuel. Remember: boost creep has nothing to do with your fuel setup--it's an exhaust energy problem. You can add a dozen cold start injectors and up your fuel pressure to 200 psi... but your boost is still gonna creep until you fix the actual problem.

(Disclaimer: the above fuel system "suggestions" were highly sarcastic and not meant to be taken literally.)
I'm saying, in my case, I'm going to max the mitsu out so it can't go any higher. Therefore, no boost creep.
 
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