question on turbo+light flywheel
ok, heres my scenerio , i hit 7-8 psi in 1st, 2nd, 8-9 psi in 3rd, and finally 10 psi in 4th and 5th
why dont i hit 10 psi in all gears? im guessing because of the 7lbs flywheel whatdo you guys think |
Are you using an EBC?
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Thats weird. While im still running on the WG (8psi) I know for sure I would hit atleast 10 psi in first.
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I run a Fidanza in mine, no problem getting full boost in any gear.
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hmmm,, no im on mbc, so i dont know, perplexes me lol
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If it's any consolation, as a general rule fourth is considered "high boost gear" by many. Something about having enough load on the engine.
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I can hit 12 psi in 2nd gear when I get traction:dunno:
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the faster you accelerate, the harder it is for the turbo to keep up. since 1st gear with a lightened flywheel goes by in a flash, the turbo doesnt spool up. same with second and so on. you'll make more boost faster in 4th and 5th.
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so is the car just as fast or slower?
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its both lol
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if the motor is spinning faster, then the wheels must be too.
i vote faster. |
Unless youre an airplane on a tread mill.
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Can you post a video of your miata tearing it up on the roads. I wanna see how it performs with a threes inch and 10psi and + now a 7 pound flywheel.
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Originally Posted by y8s
(Post 264401)
if the motor is spinning faster, then the wheels must be too.
i vote faster. |
ill make a video as soon as it stops raining
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I also have a Fidanza Flywheel, and I find first is my most likely gear to overboost (15 psi). Go figure.
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the irony. What turbo/setup though?
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Sorry, Sig doesn't seem to work, It's a '97 with FMII Hydra. GT2560RS, FM Cat and 2.5" FM turbo single exhaust.
Sig seems to work now:) |
with a disco potato too, beats me. I've got a 9lb flywheel, we'll see if I have any issues shortly.
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I heard from someone that if you can't afford a fancy flywheel, it's beneficial and quite easy to have a machine shop lighten the stock flywheel. Is this accurate? Does anyone have any links to more info?
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there's a weighted ring around the edge of the flywheel. if it's getting trued, might as well shave that ring off....
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Originally Posted by StankCheeze
(Post 266677)
I heard from someone that if you can't afford a fancy flywheel, it's beneficial and quite easy to have a machine shop lighten the stock flywheel. Is this accurate? Does anyone have any links to more info?
There is a ring of metal on the stock flywheel that they usually shave off to accomplish this. If I were to start all over, I would have just lightened my stock flywheel. |
Originally Posted by StankCheeze
(Post 266677)
I heard from someone that if you can't afford a fancy flywheel, it's beneficial and quite easy to have a machine shop lighten the stock flywheel. Is this accurate? Does anyone have any links to more info?
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If it's a 1.6 flywheel and newly resurfaced, sell it to me for less than the price of a flywheel grind and I'll take it :)
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Originally Posted by StankCheeze
(Post 266838)
If it's a 1.6 flywheel and newly resurfaced, sell it to me for less than the price of a flywheel grind and I'll take it :)
See you soon?:) |
Originally Posted by 97montego
(Post 266878)
It's a 1.8. It's yours for free... if you come pick it up. According to google earth it's only 2605 miles round trip. I can't remember if it was resurfaced.
See you soon?:) Too bad I got a good price on a 1.6 clutch or I'd totally drive there! ;) |
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