Quick question about MBCs
Now that I jave everything fixed and restored back to stock condition on my 91 daytona C/S, upgrade time is coming. I have an MBC, but its not installed - I am wondering if I can use it to up boost to 10psi without changing anything else yet, or do I need to change the sbec, injectors, and fuel pump all at the same time. My gut tells me the stock T1 sbec will handle 10psi fine, but my gut also told me I had to fart once - lets just say I do t take my gut at face value anymore.
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Re: Quick question about MBCs
The stock system will allow around 12 psi or so before it hits over boost shutdown. You'll be fine. Up it till it hits over boost then back down a bit. But high rpms will spool the little mitsu pretty quick and you may over boost higher up there but not lower. Just pay attention.
Re: Quick question about MBCs
I run my at 12psi with 87 stock T1 without issues for 5 years as my DD. Once and a while it over boosts and the shutdown occurs at 2 bar or 14.7psi. It will freak you out the first time for sure.
Just be sure the engine is in good mechanical shape with good plugs.coil.and fuel pump. Please only use good quality premium fuel,
Re: Quick question about MBCs
I've broken pistons on stock boost before when something else was going wrong. At this point i'd recommend a wideband before doing anything at all. Assuming everything is in working order, a non intercooled 2.5 t1 will take 10psi with no issues. But that's just what it is, an ASSUMPTION that everything is working like you think it is.
Re: Quick question about MBCs
Re: Quick question about MBCs
I recommend at least 2 boost levels, low and high at the flip of a switch.
There are times when the Engine can't tolerate 10 psi, overheating, poor fuel etc.
Start with running a direct line from the waste gate to a vacuum source to determine minimum boost.
It's usually around 7 psi.
Another thing to keep in mind is Mitsu turbo's can be hard to control with free a flowing exhaust.
Make changes 1 at a time and observe!!
Thanks
Randy