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verba1

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628 posts

175 months

Friday 26th June 2015
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Hey guys took it for a drive today and my memory could be playing up in my old age but i can't remember anymore if it's right that the boost gauge drops to around minus 0.8 bar sometimes . I did hit +1 bar a few times giving it some so all is fine there .( car has had a remap )
Thanks in advance for any help .

GTO600

1,877 posts

258 months

Friday 26th June 2015
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When you lift off the throttle it will go into a vacuum so sounds normal.

Blu3R

2,379 posts

206 months

Friday 26th June 2015
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Perfectly normal mate, overrun at high revs will pull up to 0.8Bar of vacuum.

Jarcy

1,559 posts

282 months

Friday 26th June 2015
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Mine never exceeds 0.5bar on full beans. I mentioned it to Jetstream but they were non-plussed about it. I guess I need to dyno it to know for sure. Perhaps the gauge is iffy, but yes, they go quite a long way minus, which I have never understood. But it is my first turbo car ('cept the company diesel).

verba1

Original Poster:

628 posts

175 months

Friday 26th June 2015
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cheers guys it must be old age then smile , i'm sure also depressing the throttle slightly when static it went to minus

Hairsy16

143 posts

145 months

Friday 26th June 2015
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Jarcy said:
they go quite a long way minus, which I have never understood.
If you're decelerating under zero throttle then there are still 3 litres of cylinder space to fill every time the engine goes round a revolution.

If you're at 5,000 rpm then that's 15,000 litres of air per minute. Or 250 litres per second.

Hence a bit of vacuum!