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| Amateur STI Driver | I have read every post I could find via search and have gotten mixed results. I understand that in Manual mode both set and gain control the boost/wastegate speed. I also understand that in auto mode you simply input a boost PSI you wish to make and it's that simple, however, on the boost screen in auto mode, there is still an input for gain. In different posts I have read some say gain is worthless in auto mode, others say it is important. I have to assume it matters if the unit allows you to input a setting for it??? If gain is an important number is Auto mode, what are you guys using?? I am set in auto mode at 16.5 PSI with a gain of 18. The car will make 13.5-14.5 PSI in first and second, 15.XX in third and close to 16 PSI in fourth. I have the warning set @ 17.2 with a limiter number of 10, however, if I am cruising @ 55-60 in 5th, not really revving the car out, and floor the car the boost will spike and set the warning off, twice I hit fuel cut and threw a CEL. Also, when I use the graph mode to record a pass, it looks like the car boosts almost to the set PSI (16.5) then drops a few PSI and steadies out, is this common or is something wrong?? Will reducing the gain help maintain a steadier boost without the initial spike?? In auto mode, does it take time for the computer to learn the PSI settings?? Lastly, when I get fuel cut, I must pull the battery terminal, so is it worthwhile to run the car a while without the EBC to allow the ECM to learn before throwing extra boost at it?? Thanks for the help!!! This ad is not endorsed by this member. Please register or login to hide this ad. |
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