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Hello everyone,
I have just recently bought myself a very nice 2009 xp with a garrett turbo in it.
Couple Questions if any one cares to help a wanna turbo guy.
1) I'm running about 8000-11500 elevation and my main jets are at 390.
rode the other day when it was 38 and the sled loaded up so bad it took 5 seconds of being flored to get it going. Checked plugs today and they were black.
Would it be safe to say I could go to 360 mains? usually ride from 15-30 degrees. maybe some 35 degree days... if that matters???
2) I only got to ride the sled once and it seemed like it has quite a bit of lag and no low end power or snap.. could that be from the mains being to high? Should I go down on the pilots as well?
what are you guys running?
3) the first couple runs with the sled when the temp was 28 boost seemed to be hitting 8 pounds and by the end of the day was like I said loading up so bad that it would barely take off and boost was only hitting 2 or 3 no matter what I did. tried turning up boost.
Could it be that it was running to rich to get the boost to work?
When I got home fired up sled and found leak in stock exhaust, very small leak but could feel a good amount of air coming out. Could that have been why the boost the boost would not go up past 3??
4) running at 8500-11500 and only 8 lbs of boost it looks like by a chart I read the best gas mixture is 70/30 with 110 and 91 pump. first is that correct ratio? Opinions please?
Ran 50/50 with 110 and 91 the other day at 8500-11500 and seams like that would be to much octane for that elevation.
What ratio are you turbo guys going with?
5) Have a Cpi pipe that I could take off my other Xp for a bit, could I use a regular Cpi pipe? its the high elevation one. on the turbo.
6) What could I do to get better throttle response?
Any Information would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks, Kris
I have just recently bought myself a very nice 2009 xp with a garrett turbo in it.
Couple Questions if any one cares to help a wanna turbo guy.
1) I'm running about 8000-11500 elevation and my main jets are at 390.
rode the other day when it was 38 and the sled loaded up so bad it took 5 seconds of being flored to get it going. Checked plugs today and they were black.
Would it be safe to say I could go to 360 mains? usually ride from 15-30 degrees. maybe some 35 degree days... if that matters???
2) I only got to ride the sled once and it seemed like it has quite a bit of lag and no low end power or snap.. could that be from the mains being to high? Should I go down on the pilots as well?
what are you guys running?
3) the first couple runs with the sled when the temp was 28 boost seemed to be hitting 8 pounds and by the end of the day was like I said loading up so bad that it would barely take off and boost was only hitting 2 or 3 no matter what I did. tried turning up boost.
Could it be that it was running to rich to get the boost to work?
When I got home fired up sled and found leak in stock exhaust, very small leak but could feel a good amount of air coming out. Could that have been why the boost the boost would not go up past 3??
4) running at 8500-11500 and only 8 lbs of boost it looks like by a chart I read the best gas mixture is 70/30 with 110 and 91 pump. first is that correct ratio? Opinions please?
Ran 50/50 with 110 and 91 the other day at 8500-11500 and seams like that would be to much octane for that elevation.
What ratio are you turbo guys going with?
5) Have a Cpi pipe that I could take off my other Xp for a bit, could I use a regular Cpi pipe? its the high elevation one. on the turbo.
6) What could I do to get better throttle response?
Any Information would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks, Kris