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Originally Posted by bad84kat
Thanks for the info HLxDrummer.
I am not looking to be the fastest 3S out there but a strong reliable weekend wonder. I have a set of 450cc dsm injectors I picked up for a song that are in my plans. I was thinking of a FPR/450cc combo to dial things in on the 13T's. I'm not sure what fuel controller to go with.Any thoughts? I think I am a bit of a set it and forget it guy.
What should the timing be normally at WOT? Do you think I would make more power at 12-13psi or is the fact that by the time I get that rpm the boost is already dropping off due to stock 9b's going to negate any psi change at this point?
There was a mention of logging airflow. What does this tell me in relation to the other things I am logging?
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That's what I'm all about

Fun to drive and reliable. That way you can actually enjoy it instead of worrying about it breaking constantly.
DSM 450's and an AFPR is a good choice for those turbos. You will lose some timing advance unless you really pump up the fuel pressure, and you won't be able to run a ton of boost but you'll still have a fun car and won't have to worry about knock as much.
SAFC is cheap and pretty easy to use (I hear, I've never tuned one) and I'm pretty sure it is set and forget. You can also get an eManange which gives you a lot more options but may be slightly harder to setup and is more expensive. The ARC2 is really easy to tune, but I've heard you have to retune it a little when the weather changes and it's kind of pricey. Hopefully people with these systems will chime in for you.
Stock the timing advance should climb to around 30 degree. I'm not sure exactly how much, but around there.
And on 9B's, turning the boost up will definitely help in power although they won't hold it to redline. You'll make more power down low and the same up top. If your logging your 02's and knock, you can gradually turn up the boost until you either see issues on the logger or you start losing power from the turbos blowing such hot air. I personally wouldn't go past 15-16 psi even if there was no knock and I wasn't running lean.
I don't think logging airflow will tell you much. On the stock setup, past a certain amount of airflow it will just read 1600 or something.