I would genuinely appreciate it if you would hate on my volkswagen.

That’s the surging I believe I’m seeing up top. it wavers 2 psi up and down. I was forewarned it may be an issue w/the 60-trim.

I’m going to try plumbing both sides of the WG, because right now it is only on the bottom barb. I have a 1 bar spring in there right now, and full boost is 28psi, so that might be stretchign the limits.

I believe it to be a flow issue though, as its on a stock 1994 jetta 2.0 throttle body, and stock smallport 1.8t intake manifold.

Traction, i have 14psi in 1st(as low as I can go), 2nd – 14psi raising to 17 at 6000rpm, 3rd is 24psi raising to 28 above 6k rpm, then 4th and 5th are 28.

Autronic gear dependent/RPM dependent boost rules my face :slight_smile:

VW’s suck Haenszel.

Srsly.

Die.

don’t be jealous cuz you’re car doesnt’ run, sweetheart :slight_smile: <3

Mine will stop running soon enough. it is a VW after all.

:walter::tantrum:

http://k53.pbase.com/u41/turbo16psi/upload/39563944.FWDsucks.jpg

:slight_smile:

lol

Noice!

But do you get traction, lol. I have gear dependent boost too, 14 in 1st, 18 in 2nd, and 27 in 3rd- 5th and I dont’ get traction in 1 - 3 at WOT :frowning:

then turn it down a little, dummy.

Very nice man :tup: I would love to check it out sometime.

Jeller

I’d love to set this car on fire after Jeller sees it.

it will probably do that itself before Jeller sees it.

Nice work.

Sorry for the lack of VW hate in my post.

its ok, you’re no better. :slight_smile:

really makes me question the whole 20/20 thing. live and learn i guess. i still think the most impressive thing this car has done is drive from maryland to buffalo. i bet 20 bucks it can’t do it again.

nice numbers homie.

You need a higher pressure spring that is all.

:fail:

j/k

lookin good guy

post some pics of the POS so we can comment on how fukin ghey lookin it is too.

Buddy…do some reading on surge. I don’t see signs of surge on the graph aside from the one hiccup on spoolup.

Moderate detonation or misfiring up top does cause manifold pressure oscillation, and it produces a graph like that, but hopefully it’s just a boost controller setting issue. Try a good manual boost controller to rule it out. It’s a quick, easy test.