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Hard Pipe To Intercooler Hoses
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edh
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ORIGINAL: PSH
endless ribbing from the MAP boyz
Hmm that's strange , I've blown off my hoses a few times now and never broken down. As long as i stay off boost the car runs fine .. and yes I have a MAF....[][
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Pete
same here - although "off boost" means zero boost - as soon as the turbo starts spinning than it all goes horribly wrong..
MarkK
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berg944
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Hmm that's strange , I've blown off my hoses a few times now and never broken down
I think this could be that your chips have not got the anti knock protection.
Mike
MarkK
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edh
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ORIGINAL: MarkK
This hose blowing off thing that seems to be happening to people would be totally cured with those clip/clamps i keep going on about!!!!They really work and then you can boost with confidence...!Promax got me mine,only one needed each side of the connections to the intercooler....If you are running big boost and actually spank your car you need these clips!!!
I've blown a hose off twice in 4 years - both times because I had the intake piping in bits & failed to do up one of the clips properly. If I leave things alone the car seems to work very well... [
ORIGINAL: sawood12
Tom - regarding EBC's one of the finest ones you can buy and is well used and known in the 944 Turbo community worldwide is the Apexi AVC-R []
Hey Scott, thanks for the suggestion. Ive had a look at the AVC-R and its a pretty slick bit of kit isnt it. I like the idea of RPM, speed and gearing based boost control. I remember you saying that the promax chips couldn't handle changing boost levels. This would imply that I can only set the AVC-R to the current boost level (1.2 bar wasnt it) and cant play about with all the other clever stuff. Is that right? Know of any chips that can handle changing boost levels?
PSH
PCGB Member
I'm not aware of any other piggy back MAP systems so the answer is probably - yes.
Vitesse do a MAP now for their piggyback system called the V-flex...[
PSH
PCGB Member
This would imply that I can only set the AVC-R to the current boost level (1.2 bar wasnt it) and cant play about with all the other clever stuff. Is that right? Know of any chips that can handle changing boost levels?
You can still use all the clever stuff ( except speed as the apexi can not match the 944 pulses for speed, but who watchs speed on a boost control anyway???)Tom just keep max boost to 1.2bar, you'll be impressed with the Apexi... I am..[8D][8D][8D]
Pete
PSH
PCGB Member
How would you describe the difference the apexi made to your car?
Using one word......AWESOME! , they say it's the best in the world?? I wouldn't know about that but to me it was worth every penny. I did a lot of research before bying the Apexi, I only came across two criticism's, Complicated to set up and not the fastest solenoid out there although pretty close? Saying it's complicated is rubbish , once installed the car started firsat time and ran like a dream , for setting up there is a lot of info on the web to help you. I set mine up to start as reccommended by OZ951, you can find his info using google. As for the solenoid I fail to see the relevance of this, it's very fast and keeps a solid boost line no matter what level boost you choose. There is a lot to the Apexi which perhaps is why some think it's complicated but since the car runs perfectly from the start it gives you plenty of time to play with the settings without having to spend lot's of time trying to get the thing to run in the first place...
Pete
PSH
PCGB Member
As for your second question the solenoid is connected to the boost line.. not sure what you mean by being connected to a vac line also??
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