Rollin Coal
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god am i sick of answering that question
congrats on getting it going! looks like you proved lots of people wrong, unless you drive pressure is sky high.
i wonder why my twins dont make that much boost.
I run three batts in mine because ive got one of those 36volt starters.LOL
sorry couldn't help myself.
Your looking at this completely backwards, high boost is BAD. Boost is nothing more than a measure of restriction, and that much shows just how inefficient the truck is. You obviously already understand what drive pressures are and how nasty they can be, so I don't need to go to far into depth. Your set up is well balanced, and more efficient, that's why your number is lower. Even while flowing more air. I've seen a cam put into a 24v drop PSI between 5-10lbs, but the motor gained power.... Just because it was able to cycle all of that air through the motor with less restriction, the volume was the same, but PSI dropped. Make sense?
as far as the 80psi, that was PRE tuning, im setting in at a nice 60psi now, with about 25 out of the primary. I had to turn the drag comp down to level 2 to keep boost down. this is what i wanted out of these twins, and the truck is slightly (but noticeably) slower with egt's about 200* hotter.
if anyone wants to send me some money, ill put a drive pressure gauge on it.
as far as not running an intercooler, its a restriction, my egt's are well with in check, and i havent monitored IAT's with the twins yet, the single 66 IAT's were 140-150 in 60-70* weather at 60psi
warpig, im always a jack ass, thats never going to change lol