Low boost high rpm roll on

[Fundsalo Racing]

That would be "...will taper off as rpm inscrease."
It's the 'r' that's plural, not the 'm' and the plural
is implied as RPM is short for Revolutions Per Minute.

Same as "RBI's", that's wrong; it's Runs Batted In,
it's the "R"s that are plural, not the "I"s, and there
would be no apostrophe either, it's just RPM or RBI.
Just a little nit that always bothers me. Yes, I know,
It is *my* problem.

I just can't brake the habit!

:)

-glen


--- Djdawson2 at aol.com wrote:
> --
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> This is in fact, normal.  If you look through the
> Bentley manual you will
> find that max boost will taper off as rpm's
> increase.  There is a graph to
> show you visually.  I believe the test described in
> the manual tells you to
> put the car in 3rd or 4th gear at 37mph, then
> floorboard it.  Boost will
> climb to max, and then fall off.  Verify this in the
> manual because I'm going
> strictly off of memory here.
>
> I've been told that most chips for these cars will
> maintain this
> characteristic, but that if you go to the Stage III+
> type chips, you will see
> the car maintain max boost on up through redline...
> well beyond the stock
> K24's efficient operating range.  Max boost in  the
> 4k + rpm range has turned
> the K24 into a heat pump anyway, at which point you
> are risking catastrophic
> failure (thrown rod, melted piston, etc).  If you
> want to run these boost
> levels you'd need to consider a different turbo and
> probably an RS2 EM.
> HTH,
> Dave
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=====
-glen

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