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The discussions have gotten better in my opinion vs a couple years ago.
When I first saw what Comptech offered as engine management (or didn't offer) I was crucified for suggesting the supercharged cars were going to end up grenading the engines. Back then no one on here knew what knock was and why it was bad. People though I was crazy but about a year after I said this, they started blowing. I also predicted how much hp the turbo cars would make if properly tuned 2 years ago and I was within a couple hp. I argued that you could make 400 well tuned hp somewhat reliably and people argued that point based on the supercharged cars blowing at 320hp.
I think we all know now that it was the tune killing the supercharged cars, not the hp. At least now I don't sound completely crazy.
I personally prefer the turbo's powerband. Some perfer the stock like powerband of the supercharger. I love low end torque and the turbo TLs make more torque by 3,000rpm than the supercharged cars do period. It's something you learn to live with. I'm so used to backing out of the throttle right when the boost hits that I don't realize I do it anymore. Again, it more personal preference than anything.
To the OP and Bmeyer, what about slightly larger injectors. Couldn't this take it into a range where the computer could lean it out for idle and add enough fuel for acceleration and WOT? I'm assuming the OP is out of the ECU's correction range on stock injectors but I may be wrong.
When I first saw what Comptech offered as engine management (or didn't offer) I was crucified for suggesting the supercharged cars were going to end up grenading the engines. Back then no one on here knew what knock was and why it was bad. People though I was crazy but about a year after I said this, they started blowing. I also predicted how much hp the turbo cars would make if properly tuned 2 years ago and I was within a couple hp. I argued that you could make 400 well tuned hp somewhat reliably and people argued that point based on the supercharged cars blowing at 320hp.
I think we all know now that it was the tune killing the supercharged cars, not the hp. At least now I don't sound completely crazy.
I personally prefer the turbo's powerband. Some perfer the stock like powerband of the supercharger. I love low end torque and the turbo TLs make more torque by 3,000rpm than the supercharged cars do period. It's something you learn to live with. I'm so used to backing out of the throttle right when the boost hits that I don't realize I do it anymore. Again, it more personal preference than anything.
To the OP and Bmeyer, what about slightly larger injectors. Couldn't this take it into a range where the computer could lean it out for idle and add enough fuel for acceleration and WOT? I'm assuming the OP is out of the ECU's correction range on stock injectors but I may be wrong.
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To the OP and Bmeyer, what about slightly larger injectors. Couldn't this take it into a range where the computer could lean it out for idle and add enough fuel for acceleration and WOT? I'm assuming the OP is out of the ECU's correction range on stock injectors but I may be wrong.
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