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Should I be boosting a bit higher since it's a little colder out?

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Old 09-02-2003, 08:51 PM
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Default Should I be boosting a bit higher since it's a little colder out?
I was pushing 26 peak and 21-22 holding instead of 19-20 peaking to 24
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yes...ecu will map higher boost at cooler intake manifold temps...
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Nice... FMIC here I come!
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