is there any definitive way to cure boost spike with the 2.5's?
everybody i talk to says something different
gm bcs
prodrive bcs
adjust wastegate arm
port wastegate
go ewg
bleed type mbc
im only spiking 2 psi over my target to 19.5. but i just want to give a shot at fixing it so i dont wear the seals out on my td04. otherwise my car runs fine according to logs and i get no fuel cut.
Only time you have to worry about boost creep is if your running a catless dp, but I dont see that you are in your mods list. To answer your question go to cobb.com and they have a restictor pill fix for boost creep, or get a good tune/somekind of em (only need this if you running a catless dp) other than that you should have no isue with boost creep. It just may be you boost gauge acting up. what kind of gauge do you have?
The stock bcs does not do very well at higher boost levels.Even the 2.0L's have problems with the stock BCS when running higher boost pressures (18psi +).This of corse can be a problem with the 2.5L WRX's when your running that high of boost pressure regardless of you have a catted DP or not.The stock BCS can't bleed the air off fast enough.Get a 3 port BCS.
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Don't adjust the WG arm unless your at your tuners and they can alter the map. You can use a combo of a 3port bcs, ported WG, and a tune for the bcs and that should solve the problem. You're not spiking badly but like myself you also want your car to run as best it can.
Only time you have to worry about boost creep is if your running a catless dp, but I dont see that you are in your mods list. To answer your question go to cobb.com and they have a restictor pill fix for boost creep, or get a good tune/somekind of em (only need this if you running a catless dp) other than that you should have no isue with boost creep. It just may be you boost gauge acting up. what kind of gauge do you have?
i had the same problem all i did was swap my boost lines with a buddie that had a 2003 wrx off his old turbo and i havent had a overboost problem yet!
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