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Couple of logs from my street tune.

These are third and fourth gear runs. Thoughts?

Also do the Air Intake temps and Air Charge temps look right? Where exactly in the car are these sensors? Im led to beleive the Air Charge is in the Manifold?

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It will depend on the car and mods but it looks safe as, based on spark and boost, providing the AFR's are good. Temps are good. The sensor is a t-MAP so it reads temp in the manifold.

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  On 29/03/2011 at 12:17 AM, IH8TOADS said:

It will depend on the car and mods but it looks safe as, based on spark and boost, providing the AFR's are good. Temps are good. The sensor is a t-MAP so it reads temp in the manifold.

Is there anything that can be done to bring boost on sooner (other than changing turbo)...

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Get you turbo ported and for a larger actutor fitted. A higher presure actuator will hold the waistgate closed longer allowing it to come on boost harder. I always like my cards comming on hard. I find that a larger actuator (12psi) and a 4" dump pipe will make it come on earier and harder.

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  On 29/03/2011 at 6:22 AM, FORDPSI said:

Get you turbo ported and for a larger actutor fitted. A higher presure actuator will hold the waistgate closed longer allowing it to come on boost harder. I always like my cards comming on hard. I find that a larger actuator (12psi) and a 4" dump pipe will make it come on earier and harder.

I think that will be the next mod...

However the current tune has the wastegate opening mid rev-range to stop it frying the clutch for now. Once it gets a new clutch it will be back in for a quick touch up on the tune...

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