kinger
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Ulmer was telling me about this but didn't quite remember how to do it or I didn't understand LOL.
Something about removing the small cone like air filter on the valve and plumbing it into the system with a valve on it. When you open the valve it would only allow 5 psi for when you get low octane gas or just want better mpg, close the valve and you get the same 10-11 psi. Your not changing the boost from the SC just how much is bypassed by the vortech.
Anybody got a diagram of how to plumb this; and a valve that will not leak?
Be great to turn it down a titch for 89 gas that I run into everyonce in awhile and get some storage back in the truck that is filled with two cans of torco right now. Also wouldn't mind running just 5 psi and getting better mpg in between a long gas stop.
Thanks!!
Something about removing the small cone like air filter on the valve and plumbing it into the system with a valve on it. When you open the valve it would only allow 5 psi for when you get low octane gas or just want better mpg, close the valve and you get the same 10-11 psi. Your not changing the boost from the SC just how much is bypassed by the vortech.
Anybody got a diagram of how to plumb this; and a valve that will not leak?
Be great to turn it down a titch for 89 gas that I run into everyonce in awhile and get some storage back in the truck that is filled with two cans of torco right now. Also wouldn't mind running just 5 psi and getting better mpg in between a long gas stop.
Thanks!!
sledhead_dan
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I've got my vortech on the charge pipe and a hks on side of intercooler, tried to set up the hks to adjust to limit boost to 5 or 7 lbs but cycled so badly was like riding a bucking bronc. same as you wanted to be safe for lower octane. I had trouble earlier this year with setting up the vortech, now tranistion from vac to boost is soo smooth, makes sled a dream to ride
kinger
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Thanks, still looking for any forced air experts to help me with this.
If I can make sense of it, the air filter cone thing see atmosphere pressure then regulates the spring pressure so it can hold 10-11 psi.
If I apply boost to that it will essentially equal out and meet in the middle giving me 5 psi.
So if i run a barb fitting from where the cone is to "T" then from there on part of the "T" goes to the Intercooler and another to cone filter and somewhere in there a valve to make it see either the cone or the Ic pressure?
This right???
If I can make sense of it, the air filter cone thing see atmosphere pressure then regulates the spring pressure so it can hold 10-11 psi.
If I apply boost to that it will essentially equal out and meet in the middle giving me 5 psi.
So if i run a barb fitting from where the cone is to "T" then from there on part of the "T" goes to the Intercooler and another to cone filter and somewhere in there a valve to make it see either the cone or the Ic pressure?
This right???
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That looks good to but more work then I wanted, I figure if some hose and a valve will get me the same thing its easier and cleaner.
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