Is boost supposed to be a solid number?
#1
Is boost supposed to be a solid number?
When i'm boosting, my gauge doesn't read a solid number. It moves like. 2-2-3-2-3-3-3-4-3-3-4-4-4-4- and such. It fluctuates boost as my RPM rockets up. Is this normal? Or am I supposed to be reading solid numbers like 2-----3-----4------5?
#5
When I start to go into boost, depending how hard I'm pushing it, my gauge will read like 2 then 3 then 4 and so on till I'm at redline, then it hits the 6-7psi mark. I have an autometer gauge, so i don't know if that matters, but it's a pretty constant number.
#10
well, my guess would be that the digital display on the boost gauge versus the analog needle or traveling light pattern is far more sensitive and quicker to respond and display fluctuations in readings...
basically the flashing number changes faster than just a regular gauge with a needle spinning around. so it just seems like it is irratic because of how quick and sensitive ahd digital read out is?
does any of that make sense? it kinda does in my head.
basically the flashing number changes faster than just a regular gauge with a needle spinning around. so it just seems like it is irratic because of how quick and sensitive ahd digital read out is?
does any of that make sense? it kinda does in my head.
#11
^ yep and since it only displays whole numbers it can't give you an exact reading if you're holding steady at say 6.5, it's going to fluctuate between 6 and 7.
...kinda sucks imo. I love the gauge and I have the matching wideband controller but for the money spent how hard would it have been for them to show fractions to at least the tenth.
...kinda sucks imo. I love the gauge and I have the matching wideband controller but for the money spent how hard would it have been for them to show fractions to at least the tenth.
#18
Originally Posted by i20solara02i
i was wondering are you guys using the boost controller function on the aem? if so what are your settings?