Measure boost from OBD2
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Measure boost from OBD2
I have tried to log the boost via OBD2 Bluetooth adapter along with the Android program "Torque", I could only see 22.5PSI peak boost up till end of 4th gear in both S/M mode with ESP sport. I am just wondering have anyone of you guys tried to measure boost, I am still far from the 26PSI advertised from Mercedes.
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Mercedes advertises 26.1 psi but I want to bid that the 26.1psi are for a fraction of a second on the initial full boost spike. You are probably reading correctly on the mid 22's psi. I can see the turbo boosting higher initially then slightly coming down. 22.5 psi is still a very healthy reading. My .2c
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I have tried to log the boost via OBD2 Bluetooth adapter along with the Android program "Torque", I could only see 22.5PSI peak boost up till end of 4th gear in both S/M mode with ESP sport. I am just wondering have anyone of you guys tried to measure boost, I am still far from the 26PSI advertised from Mercedes.
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Yes.. With Renntech tune.. 22.9PSI so far.. I contacted Renntech Germany. They said even with a tune box, we will not see higher than stock boost numbers.
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So MB built the engine to handle 26 psi but tuned it conservatively. That means that there's still room for improvement. Tuners will eventually get us a way to turn up boost across the rev range, but frankly I'd be satisfied with the current available tune for daily driving purposes.