so for the clutchless S/C pulley...
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so for the clutchless S/C pulley...
How would it 'shut down' if IATs were too high? is there a bypass in the S/C itself that would stop? - just curious... I'm loving the clutch based model, the clutchless with a belt-wrap kit just seems obscene
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It wouldn't, I imagine. Just be sure your cooling system is in good order (I.e. split cooling with h/e, tank, KC, or any iteration of those things) and get a data logger or monitor like an interceptor and use common sense.
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so if for some reason the IATs rise too high, you're just stuck with massive spark retard?
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Very interested in this pulley and the recommended cooling upgrades, tuning parameters required (or will this come with a canned tune? I imagine most would want dyno tunes...) and any other things to take into account.
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Shardul, what will the tuning requirements be if any?
I hate watching my boost step up 12 13 14 15
I am wondering (even though bypass is still in place and functioning) if we will have a more steady boost rate.. Any ideas?
V THANKS!! V Don't let Dennis have one... lol
I hate watching my boost step up 12 13 14 15
I am wondering (even though bypass is still in place and functioning) if we will have a more steady boost rate.. Any ideas?
V THANKS!! V Don't let Dennis have one... lol
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the heat is created when the air is compressed. so if the iat gets to hot I would imagine the bypass valve would open and pull in air from directly after the throttle and "bypass" the supercharger. Same effect as disengaging the clutch
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yah, I guess that's a way of looking at it - when IATs get too high, what is the defeat during heatsoak? is it the bypass? or clutch disengagement? or both?
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Wouldn't mind hearing an experienced tuners answer to that one. Such as, when are they programed to open or disengage.
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