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The IAT is likely correct I live in Canada and at the time of taking this log it was about -15 deg C outside and the car has a rather large FMIC. I will deffinitely be asking my tuner about the Boost by gear map, there is a controller I can get that could tell the ECU what gear I am in, but I have yet to get it. currently the auto trans is controlled by a separate aftermarket TCU called a Forcedfour Smart 100.1, it can do a ton of really cool features but natively wont tell the ecu what gear I am in.

interesting I will have to look into this I never set up the boost control my tuner did. The car is Auto if that makes a difference and I do not have a way to tell the ecu what gear its in.

my bad forgot to make them non restricted, here are the new links. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kl8kD6ZtBA7KIsU-hdugPkKVhQTzo9aj/view?usp=sharing https://drive.google.com/file/d/1A49E_eHuK_I1U4oVQY9NxRqRjZI8Q2S_/view?usp=sharing

ok so did a smoke test, only place it leaked was out of the dipstick. here are the map and log https://drive.google.com/file/d/1A49E_eHuK_I1U4oVQY9NxRqRjZI8Q2S_/view?usp=drive_link https://drive.google.com/file/d/1U34Yz4BiSQHqshrE0uR9CbcIYG6DR5FA/view?usp=drive_link

Decided to build a smoke tester and see if theres leaks I just cant see or hear. Should have everything by tomorrow. Definitely no restrictions in the exhaust we dont require cats where I am from and that was removed a long long time ago, mechanical timing is dead on I just added cams a 2 weeks ago and re did timing. Mac valve tests out fine, and all pipes are clear .

I was the one to put it on the car the fire ring is definitely there, I just had it off the other day when changing my alternator belt. I had the same thought that I forgot to put it on too.

The gate im using is a real Tial v44, the way its hooked up is left port of the solenoid going to the bottom port of the gate, The center port going to the turbo compressor cover, and the right port of the solenoid being vented through the brass filter, and the top port of the gate is vented. So by reading what your saying mine is set up the same.

I am using a real mac valve, same as the link one just not branded as link. And I can hear my wastegate open when it hits spring pressure so I know the gate is operating normally just super lazy response.

Hey everyone, I am having an issue with my turbo coming on super lazy and I am trying to figure out what I need to do to get it to come on earlier. The turbo in question is a billet Holset HX40/35 6060 hybrid with a divided 12cm2 exhaust housing on a 2.0L 4G63 built bottom end and a set of comp cams with all supporting mods. I am beginning to think maybe the way I have routed my EBCS may be part of the cause. My tuner asked me to route it a different way then how the help file suggests with the left port of the solenoid going to the bottom port, The center port going to the turbo compressor cover, and the right port being vented through the brass filter. Are there advantages to doing it the way he is asking, or should it be set up like the help file. I have boost leak tested and not found anything, the compression on the motor is 175 across the board +- 2 psi, and I'm only building 17 psi by 5600 rpm when lots of guys are saying that with extremely similar set ups they make 25+psi at 4500rpm so I am at a loss as to why mine is so lazy.

Found my vac line to the map sensor popped off so it should be good now and tightned the zip tie that was holding it on a bit more we will see if this helps any. If not I will swith to a different map sensor that has a barb fitting

Actually figured it out gotta use Google drive now to upload stuff, here is the link to the files for map and log it is short due to the car basically immediately fouling the plugs right after I did mu first two little pulls. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/12HgOwvp1F6cAWqLhqfiHv6Xwt4GYer_7?usp=drive_link EDIT: I just noticed in the log I lost readings to my map sensor around 6 minutes into the drive right after the first initial pull so I either have a major boost leak, or dead sensor? am I on the right track?

hey guys having an issue where my car keeps fouling plugs, so bad to the point where I now need to do an oil change cause I smell gas in my oil. my tuner and I are still just trying to get a good base map on the car before we go and put it on the dyno but this is now the 3rd set of plugs to foul and it happens quick within 1-2 light pulls. some information about the car, its a 1991 Eagle talon, with a built bottom end with Manley I beam turbo tuff forged rods, Wiseco 9.0:1 compression pistons, cop conversion using R35 coils, built auto trans being controlled by a separate aftermarket TCU, Holset HX35/40 hybrid turbo with a billet wheel and 12cm2 exhaust housing running speed density, large fmic, 1000cc injectors, aem 340lph fuel pump, radium fpr set to 43.5 psi base pressure, big tubular exhaust manifold, I think that should be all the important bits. how can I upload a log and tune file it says they exceed the allowed size?

Can confirm I have had the same issue, at times even needing to close tables and re open them to get it to show properly.

Glad I could help man mine definitely had me running around till I thought to try a pitch gauge and realized it wasnt metric lol

dude just no, on MY ecu it has 3 holes half of the hole is just a smooth machined normal hole on the top side of the ecu, but if you flip the ecu to the bottom it has threads that were there before I put my bolts into it and is even anodized or what ever coating that is put on the ecu when they ship out. meaning I didnt just make threads as that would show clean metal. pic incoming you can clearly see threads not a hole, and these were there right out of the box which is why the question was asked in the first place. why they didnt use a metric thread pitch I have no idea but I found what I needed so figured I would share to help others.