Does adding boost fooler help spool quicker.
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Does adding boost fooler help spool quicker.
Im thinking about getting a boost fooler for the ram and id like to know if it will work for me. Id like to get quicker spooling from a dead stop. like from stop sign and red lights. I know the best way for this is to get smaller tires but not happening lol.
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Paul
Thanks for any input
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icic. so when people install it and there boost gauge shows higher than stock its not really? sry a little confused now. i understand what ur saying but i always thought it does raise boost
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I don't know what everyone is talking about. My mechanical gauge shows higher boost at full throttle (40psi) and it spools much faster below that. Boosted launches are more difficult without it. It fools the ecm into thinking boost is lower than it really is, so it runs it up. Buy it!
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I don't know what everyone is talking about. My mechanical gauge shows higher boost at full throttle (40psi) and it spools much faster below that. Boosted launches are more difficult without it. It fools the ecm into thinking boost is lower than it really is, so it runs it up. Buy it!
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i had one on my last 5.9 and it did nothing. they are designed to prevent over boost codes when running larger turbo's. smarty has boost fooling built in anyways.
and to get 40psi there are many factors, load, elevation, fueling etc.... come up to 5100 feet where we are and would lay money that 40psi would be very rare with a stock turbo
and to get 40psi there are many factors, load, elevation, fueling etc.... come up to 5100 feet where we are and would lay money that 40psi would be very rare with a stock turbo
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By the time you subtract the lower ~3 psi from elevation and the compounded effect that has on air density... very rare indeed if not possible without grenading a seriously overspun turbo.
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Someone correct me if I'm wrong. I believe cbrahs is correct in that the boost fooler tricks the ECM into thinking the boost is lower than it actually is. This does mean that the ECM will not throw an overboost code. However, I believe the primary purpose of this "fooling" or "tricking" is to prevent the ECM from telling the wastegate to open, thereby allowing more boost.
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Someone correct me if I'm wrong. I believe cbrahs is correct in that the boost fooler tricks the ECM into thinking the boost is lower than it actually is. This does mean that the ECM will not throw an overboost code. However, I believe the primary purpose of this "fooling" or "tricking" is to prevent the ECM from telling the wastegate to open, thereby allowing more boost.