StungBlueGT2
Sustaining Member
Thank you much for clarifying and those numbers seem to make a lot more sense.On my stock pull I did right before the move to map 2, I got a peak MAP sensor reading of 28.396PSI by meter, and 26.67PSI by ecu via OBDII. That is 14.106PSI by meter or 12.38PSI by ECU of boost.
Full disclosure here: The OBDII readings are being done at approximately 3 times a second, the meter has a hold speed of 32 samples a second. Meter is reading almost directly at the sensor and through about 10ft of lead. Meter has an accuracy of 0.5% of the voltage reading, which equates to roughly +/- 0.15psi of accuracy.
My thought is the fluke meter is capturing better peak values due to its sampling rate. If I take my fluke stock vs fluke map 2 reading, we are talking about a difference of 4.776psi of boost, which is closer to what the JB4 should be doing. The OBDII numbers are closer to what the community is reflecting about the stock boost pressure.
However, am I wrong to think that almost 5psi or 40-45% more boost is pushing the limits of our little turbos and other stock parts? I cant seem to find any info on the type of turbos our 3.3TT uses, let alone the recommended boost range. This just seems to be quite a lot of extra boost for stock plug gaps, stock plugs in general, and possibly our turbos?