Subject	I agree with them ^^^...
Posted by	jddealer on September 10, 2003 at 9:04 AM
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In Reply To	My question is related. If you have bigger turbos ex 2530's posted by PiotrC70 on September 10, 2003 at 08:45 AM
Message	The ecu controls fuel and timing, and should have nothing to do with boost. I too had thought 15 lbs. of boost from a bigger turbo would produce more hp than the stockers because of the "volume" of air and not the "pressure," but was corrected in a post a few weeks ago. Here's the link: [ http://twinturbo.net/net/viewmsg.aspx?forum=general&msg_id=965950 ] You do have to upgrade your ECU when going with the larger injectors, (lets the ECU know you can now provide more fuel).
Follow Ups	? about aftermarket turbos...what boost you running? - jddealer 08:16:15 09/10/03 My question is related. If you have bigger turbos ex 2530's - PiotrC70 08:45:14 09/10/03 Nope: - therinL 08:53:15 09/10/03 no - cant_z_me(retired) 09:00:23 09/10/03 I agree with them ^^^... - jddealer 09:04:06 09/10/03 Thanks for the clarification. I couldn't word it correctly - PiotrC70 09:10:58 09/10/03 Different volumes for the same pressure. - Guapo 09:21:45 09/10/03 Negative, GhostRider >> - ChristopherTheOne 13:57:36 09/10/03 So, lb. for lb. of boost, what kind of hp #'s between turbos - jddealer 14:42:07 09/10/03 It's not that simple, unfortunately >> - ChristopherTheOne 15:40:08 09/10/03
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