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Brown Duckz
09-24-2005, 02:18 PM
Just a few questions that have actually never been specifically answered for me.
[1]What amount of boost is safe for the stock twins. [pump gas]
[2]What's the deal with the boost creep?
[3]What kind of power can one expect with a full exhaust and increased boost?
got_trd
09-24-2005, 05:47 PM
Just a few questions that have actually never been specifically answered for me.
[1]What amount of boost is safe for the stock twins. [pump gas]
[2]What's the deal with the boost creep?
[3]What kind of power can one expect with a full exhaust and increased boost?
[1]What amount of boost is safe for the stock twins. [pump gas]
- I boost between 1.07-1.10 bar daily on pump
[2]What's the deal with the boost creep?
- Never really experienced that
[3]What kind of power can one expect with a full exhaust and increased boost?
-1000hp to the wheels :thumbup:
Arizona
09-26-2005, 11:52 AM
Ive havent noticed any common boost creep issues with 1jzs on forums. SO i wouldnt worry about because no one else is. With I/E and upping the boost people have netted over 300whp. With other BPU+++ stuff ie Intercooler hard Pipes BOV and some tuning 350 and possibly 400 with a good tune and upping the boost.
Just go single :D
Brown Duckz
09-26-2005, 02:23 PM
Just go single :DI'm doing everything in stages. I want the motor to be completely stock when it first fires, that way I can rule out aftermarket being any issue. Then I'm going to go BPU.. which really only consist of a full exhaust and boost controller, I might throw a front-mount in the mix on stock twins, don't know yet. I'll go single when it's time...... I'm waiting around for a good manifold to come out. ;)
got_trd
09-26-2005, 06:14 PM
Ive havent noticed any common boost creep issues with 1jzs on forums. SO i wouldnt worry about because no one else is. With I/E and upping the boost people have netted over 300whp. With other BPU+++ stuff ie Intercooler hard Pipes BOV and some tuning 350 and possibly 400 with a good tune and upping the boost.
Just go single :D
you cant really go over about 370hp on stock injectors....
yeah, the JDM 2jz 440s and MKIV (JDM or USDM) 1.3 bar map sensor will fix that quickly :)
Brown Duckz
09-26-2005, 09:02 PM
yeah, the JDM 2jz 440s and MKIV (JDM or USDM) 1.3 bar map sensor will fix that quickly :)You say 1.3 bar map, does the map automatically change the boost level?
Last5Spd
10-06-2005, 01:35 PM
you cant really go over about 370hp on stock injectors....
wat other injectors should we be running?
You say 1.3 bar map, does the map automatically change the boost level?
no, its just a sensor? it just senses the pressure... the map-based 1jz uses a 1bar map sensor, and the map-based 2jz (the USDM motor has this sensor still even tho it uses a MAF) is 1.3bar
the increase in size with the 1.3 map sensor coincides with the increase in size of the injectors (going to the JDM 440s or USDM 550s -- which both bolt in-- 550s need a resistor pack)... a la LS400 AFM for the 2jz-GE guys
Brown Duckz
10-06-2005, 03:18 PM
no, its just a sensor? it just senses the pressure... the map-based 1jz uses a 1bar map sensor, and the map-based 2jz (the USDM motor has this sensor still even tho it uses a MAF) is 1.3bar
the increase in size with the 1.3 map sensor coincides with the increase in size of the injectors (going to the JDM 440s or USDM 550s -- which both bolt in-- 550s need a resistor pack)... a la LS400 AFM for the 2jz-GE guysThanks for clearing that up. I'm guessing the 440s will take on all the power the stock twins will make. Is a walbro neccessary to start with? Also do you think SAFC2 will be sufficient in adding fuel on the stock twins?
Thanks for clearing that up. I'm guessing the 440s will take on all the power the stock twins will make. Is a walbro neccessary to start with? Also do you think SAFC2 will be sufficient in adding fuel on the stock twins?
I would assume it isnt, the stock fuel pump can flow pretty decent BUT I'd run a GS341, stock SupraTT pump, or a SoarerTT pump anyways. Its not expensive, easy to install (can do it before you swap the motor), and its good insurance :)
Yeah SAFC2 will be fine for fuel tuning.
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