how much boost can i push before i gotta get rid of the stock injectors on a 3sgte?
any help would be appreciated
how much boost can i push before i gotta get rid of the stock injectors on a 3sgte?
any help would be appreciated
15 psi is considered "max" you might hit fuel cut before that though.
so im technecally good until 15
so 12 should be fine then?
2001 celica pro mod project, in progress
87 fox hatch,[email protected] skating, stock 5.0 shortblock,91 co-op pump gas, 11 lbs boost
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Last edited by alloroc; 02-01-2007 at 01:36 PM.
10-12 is fine, as long as your car is fine. No leaks, not burning oil, fix any engine problems if theres any, then you're good to go.
thanks glad to know yea everythins pretty much new in\on the motor
2001 celica pro mod project, in progress
87 fox hatch,[email protected] skating, stock 5.0 shortblock,91 co-op pump gas, 11 lbs boost
15 psi???
im pretty sure my buddies mr2 is bone stock except for a boost controller and plug and exhaust and intake...and he runs the ct 26 until it near craps itself...at high boost he is up at like 20 psi..now the ct-26 anything over 14 basically is simply useless...
mind you that said..it is possible he has a upgraded fuel system in it but i can't confirm or deny that as he doesn't really know what has been done to the car other than the obvious stuff like exhaust and intake.
that said a cheap injector upgrade i hear going around for the 3s group is use supra injectors...you can find the for really cheap as supra guys usually upgrade them the moment they hit fuel cut or get a lex afm. as to which ones from what engine i don't know..if i had to guess i would say the 7m...but don't take my word on that.
if you know where to look you can probably find them for 20-40 bucks for all four
above 15 psi is considered to be unsafe, plus the ct26 can barely hold 15 psi after 5500 rpms...
Also adding larger injectors wont do you any good, the stock fuel system is more than capable upto 275 rwhp
read this very good writeup on 3sgte performance
http://www.mrcontrols.com/primers/power.htm
stevo 12 is fine although you still might hit fuel cut, there is a simple fix to that problem though its in the primer i just posted above
now he said stock boost pressure is 10-11
why am i only running 5-6?
i thought it was stock
is the 3sgte in the mr2 diffrent in some way to the alltrac 3sgte?
Last edited by stevo 27; 03-01-2007 at 09:35 PM.
2001 celica pro mod project, in progress
87 fox hatch,[email protected] skating, stock 5.0 shortblock,91 co-op pump gas, 11 lbs boost
Im assuming your talking about a 2nd gen 3's?
7-8 is the stock boost pressure, with the ct26 and internal wastegate. If the wg spring was changed out then you could have a higher psi w/o using a boost controller. If your not reaching 7-8 and you are running stock then you have a leak somewhere. check vanuum lines and wg.
There are a few mounting differences, but the engines themselves are the same. 93 mr2 have a different intake manifold. Im not sure if the alltrac is the same and for what year.
you should be running 7 - 8 psi stock. on hot days though if your intercooler is heat soaked you could see 10... this would be in 3rd or 4th gear though near redline. in fact i am willing to bet you hit 7-8 you have to do a pull in 3rd or 4th gear to hit max boost though...
i redlined through all the gear regularly till my turbo seals went
and never saw over 6 psi but could the seals have had somethin to do with that?
2001 celica pro mod project, in progress
87 fox hatch,[email protected] skating, stock 5.0 shortblock,91 co-op pump gas, 11 lbs boost
If the center housing is coked with oil then yes, it can cause issues like that. I've seen turbos with bad seals where the shaft could barely turn.Originally posted by stevo 27
i redlined through all the gear regularly till my turbo seals went
and never saw over 6 psi but could the seals have had somethin to do with that?
....However, it's unlikely. I would take off the intake pipe into the turbo, and spin the turbine. If it spins freely, then that's definitely not your problem.
How does the car run? Does it sputter a little at idle? Does it shoot black smoke out at any time? These would be symptoms of an intake leak.
Last edited by Your Mom on 02-30-2010 at 12:30 AM
symptoms could also be from running pig rich...Originally posted by Annoyingrob
...how does the car run? Does it sputter a little at idle? Does it shoot black smoke out at any time? These would be symptoms of an intake leak.
no spins freely no shaft play what so ever burns alot of oil never seen i blow black smoke before the turbo went it ran like a champ
i guess now that i have it all apart im gonna check for leaks every were
im gonna replace all the basics
2001 celica pro mod project, in progress
87 fox hatch,[email protected] skating, stock 5.0 shortblock,91 co-op pump gas, 11 lbs boost
your boost gauge might also not be very accurate... if everything runs fine after you replace the turbo i wouldn't worry about it.
Yes, a leak after your AFM will cause it to run rich under boost, which is why I askedOriginally posted by New2Talon
symptoms could also be from running pig rich...
Last edited by Your Mom on 02-30-2010 at 12:30 AM
just curious what power gains could i see
i have the opertunity to make myself a 3" dp and full exhaust for
preacticly nothin
and will it run fine if i toss the cat?
2001 celica pro mod project, in progress
87 fox hatch,[email protected] skating, stock 5.0 shortblock,91 co-op pump gas, 11 lbs boost
Everyone says it's not recommended past 15 psi....blah...blah...blah
It all depends on the turbo. (i.e. CFM the the turbo is able to flow at X psi)
Slap a wide band on the thing and turn up until you hit high 11 A/F Ratios.
I'm currently running 16 psi on a Precision SC50 and made 320 WHP last year with no issues what so ever. Is it recommended? probably not, but is turning up the boost on a factory turbo recommened? probably not.
If you want more power, upgrade your fuel system.
It comes down to what YOU think is safe. I think anything under 12:1 AFR is safe. You are you're own judge.