Hi Guys,
I'm currently running a Blower with a pulley that only gives me about 2.5psi (which actually gives me only 1.5 psi Positive Boost because without the blower the Boost/Vac reading at full throttle under full load is 2 inches Hg below 0 and with the blower on, it pushes the reading up to 1.5 psi
long story short.... I want More
so... I've Got Super6 Injectors and am making a pulley to suit somewhere between 8-12 psi positive Boost.
Question is:
Can i use a 3 Bar MAP sensor, or should i really be running a 2 Bar MAP sensor?
I've made her a Hold-On Commodore
Foam Tuned 1995 VR Series II - 9psi Boost - Manual - FM Intercooler - 3" S/Steel Plumbing
Super6 Injectors - Ceramic Wrapped Genie Extractors - 2.5" HiFlow Cat - 2.5" HiFlow Catback Exhaust with a 4" Dump Resonator
Use a 2bar map sensor:
1 Bar MAP sensors are used on NA(naturally asperated) vehicles.
2 Bar MAP Sensors are used on forced induction vehicles(Turbo & Supercharged). They can measure up to 2x the apmospheric pressure(29.4psi), so that means it can measure up to 14.7psi boost(the atmosphere is 14.7psi + 14.7psi from the turbo/supercharger).
3 Bar MAP sensors can measure up to 44.1psi, which translates to 29.7psi boost from a Turbo/superchargerHope this Helps
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Thanks Scouser, that's what i thought. you've answered my question![]()
I've made her a Hold-On Commodore
Foam Tuned 1995 VR Series II - 9psi Boost - Manual - FM Intercooler - 3" S/Steel Plumbing
Super6 Injectors - Ceramic Wrapped Genie Extractors - 2.5" HiFlow Cat - 2.5" HiFlow Catback Exhaust with a 4" Dump Resonator
yeah 3bar is just overkill and causes loss of resolution in the tune most times
I tune the oldschool way fear on the passengers face and knuckle colour cant go wrong
tabbacco is still my favorite vegetable
its all good mate![]()