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just got back from the dyno. i made some really good power from the ct26 with water injection. ended up hitting 247hp and 270tq at 16psi ! thats an 18hp and 21tq gain from where i was before !
video from the dyno] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgSDcuXc2vY ![]() This post has been edited by lagos: Jan 28, 2007 - 4:22 PM -------------------- 15PSI - 30MPG - Megasquirt Tuned
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QUOTE(Punisher @ Jan 21, 2007 - 7:16 AM) [snapback]519639[/snapback] http://dv.mistertam.com/4.htm Check it out.. looks a lot like my dyno graph huh? Turns out I put the diverter valve in backwards.. I seem to have an issue with installing things backwards huh? Honest mistake seeing as the valve didn't come with instructions and on Forges website they have instructions for installing on a vehicle that comes with a factory bosch recirc valve.. so no help there. I installed it in the most logical way I thought.. but anyway what is happening is the valve was opening and then closing.. which is why my boost/horsepower was fluctuating so greatly.. the forge website says that you can install it either way, and also, from the link that you just posted "The function and sole job of the dv is to maintain an air-tight seal during acceleration, and remain open at all other intervals. It's as simple as that. No matter which way you install it, there is pressure that's going to try to open up the spring and release air." |
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