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Hi guys

Anyone have one of these and recommend some settings for a lightly modded R33 (split dump, highflow cat, 3 in catback, highflow panel filter). I dont have access to a dyno up here so unfortunately cant get air/fuel checked or the boost set up on a dyno (More parts on the way, but have to send the car to perth to get it tuned).

I have the boost set point at 30, as the manual says that it roughly = 10psi if your wastegate spring is 7psi.

I have wastegate set to open at 8psi.

I have the sensitivity set to 20 which is the default.

Overboost shutdown set to 12psi.

Does this seem right, or can i tweek the wastegate and sensitivity a bit more.

btw got the sleeper edition, black looks sweet.

cheers

Evil

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Well ive since put the boost set point up a to 33 as it was maxing at 9.4psi in 4th gear. Im still tweaking, wish i had a dyno, cos without it, the sensitivity setting is a little useless.

Gotta take it to an auto-electrician to get the RPM signal wired in now, so i can play with some advanced funtions at some point.

Anyone know at what RPM boost drops off on standard turbo at 10psi?

cheers

Evil

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