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I believe a stock 225 gets about 13 or 14 psi boost. Is yours still stock?...if so..
Posted by: blackfnTTruck (2077) on 2017-07-12 15:50:31 In Reply to: I'm not sure exactly what you mean, but here's as much detail as I can give... posted by Gnowknayme on 2017-07-12 10:39:56	Share \| Report

I'm not sure what would be driving you into a limp mode. I thought maybe you were getting some spikes that would set you into a limp mode....maybe someone else will chime in with suggestions.

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Losing boost after warming up, but no codes are getting thrown. - Gnowknayme 2017-07-12 00:07:29 (289 views)
- For anyone that finds this thread when searching... I'd say 90% chance that it was my N75. - Gnowknayme 2017-07-22 00:51:48 (104 views)
- Sounds like a boost spike...>> - RobertA3 2017-07-12 18:08:29 (185 views)
- Do you know where your boost is peaking? - blackfnTTruck 2017-07-12 07:16:00 (151 views)
  - I'm not sure exactly what you mean, but here's as much detail as I can give... - Gnowknayme 2017-07-12 10:39:56 (182 views)
    - I believe a stock 225 gets about 13 or 14 psi boost. Is yours still stock?...if so.. - blackfnTTruck 2017-07-12 15:50:31 (167 views)
      - It's stock. I probably need to run it again and see what it looks like before going into slow mode.  -  Gnowknayme  2017-07-12 18:42:25 (193 views)
        
        if all stock...>  -  Modshack.info  2017-07-19 13:43:38 (117 views)
        
        It's stock at 160k or so, but the MAF has been replaced a few times.  -  Gnowknayme  2017-07-20 00:50:01 (114 views)

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