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Old 07-01-2006, 07:50 PM   #1 (permalink)
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How to adjust boost bleed off in HPTuners

Pressed for time and a quick search revealed nothing...I know I've seen it before, but can't find it now.

Some guys are upping the value to like 21-23 psi so that NO boost is ever bleeded off - where's the value to change that?

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tq management
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We're looking at that, but I thought I saw something somewhere with a "psi" value to it - am I missing it or was I seeing something for a cobalt or something?
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We're looking at that, but I thought I saw something somewhere with a "psi" value to it - am I missing it or was I seeing something for a cobalt or something?
You don't use PSI in tuning the motor, it's in kPa... and remember it starts from 0.
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Old 07-02-2006, 12:14 AM   #5 (permalink)
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Change all the values in both, Desired Map and Desired Map S/S, tables to 256
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Change all the values in both, Desired Map and Desired Map S/S, tables to 256
Do you know if he has an 04 or 05?
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Oh, there's also a value in the middle of the screen that lets you set first gear's boost %-age.
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lol, just checked it and wow, yours goes my lb/ft! thats wierd and funny, its wiunny!
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lol, just checked it and wow, yours goes my lb/ft! thats wierd and funny, its wiunny!
Yeah, it controls torque thorugh timing rather than boost, I believe. Which is kinda nice now that I understand it more. I can set a limit for 1st gear that won't be affected by temperature and elevation like boost would.
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