Thanks. Sounds like I'm in the ballpark of normal if I'm seeing 12.7 @ 8100. Now if I can only figure out how to get a couple hundred more rpm out of it.
Getting just over 13 psi at 8100 rpm here. Stock charger.
General rule is 1 ft-lb per PSI of boost. 17 sounds like something you would set on a large wheel. The 17.5 PSI wheel calls for 16 ft-lb of slip. I used 13 for stock wheel.
I was told to use 15-16 ft-lbs by Jesus at Riva. I've seen others set a stock wheel at 13 and go out and run almost 80 mph. I also have a BOV so I figured 15 would be fine. It was at 10.6 ft-lbs before I reset it which is in spec according to the manual, but obviously not ideal.
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Since i ve set my supercharger clutch slip to 14 ft.lbs ( 19Nm) all it's fine, because the stock value was under 7 ft lbs (9.5Nm) , that why explained i take 8400/8500 rpm but no more speed than at 8000/8100 rpm with my tune.
I'm starting to wonder if my crank gear has shifted. No real reason other than I can't find anything else wrong that should keep it from running over 8000 rpm. Is there a way too check it without pulling the engine?