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What Mods Or Parts Make You Need Less Boost


Kosij

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As the title says,

I'm wondering what is it Excatly that makes a car require less boost then the next one running the same power figure?

Example my ba has

80lbs

Full x force 4" dump & cat

Twin 2.5" catback

Valve springs

Turbo intake

Wastegate mod & actuator

Rapid intercooler

2.5" hotside

And with these mods I made

306rwkw on 15psi and

322rwkw on 17psi

I would have thought the intake was great and exhaust free flowing....been told the easier an engine breathes the better power is achieved.

I see different cars with less mods running more power but less boost!!! Is it all in the tune or does the engine and it's age/klms play apart?

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A reputable place! Autotech they do some good cars and tune has never missed a beat, just stumps me as to why it needs 17psi to make that! And will a new gtx3582r even help lower boost?

That's why I'm wondering what is it that makes these beast faster with less boost :)

AND 344rwkw on E85 17PSI

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Could be the stall robbing power? Could be tired?

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No, with the standard box on 17psi E85 344rwkw it ran 11.8 at 120mph! So power figure is about right

And at 306rwkw 15psi on pump it ran 12.5 at 115mph.

Both times with standards box NOW I ran 17psi with E85 NEW BOX AND STALLY 12.1 116mph...

Just wondering what it is that makes these cars require less boost then others

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