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How to choose the right map sensor
So as im getting closer to my na-t build, I am having a hard time selecting which map sensor to go with.
I understand that a 2 bar sensor you can boost up to 14 pis 3.5 bar is about 32 pis and 5 bar up to 56 psi I plan on running an unopen ge block (stock 10:1 compression) and e85 most of the time. I am going to have 2 tunes, high and low boost. Which map sensor do I want to get. I understand the 3.5 has a lot better resolution and is more accurate than the 5 bar. But if I want to run e85, should I be looking to get the 5 bar? Whats the max boost on e85 on stock ge block? (I don't know if this helps but I plan on running either a s362 or s366 with the 1.00 divided a/r) |
Originally Posted by mecheng10
(Post 8459565)
So as im getting closer to my na-t build, I am having a hard time selecting which map sensor to go with.
I understand that a 2 bar sensor you can boost up to 14 pis 3.5 bar is about 32 pis and 5 bar up to 56 psi I plan on running an unopen ge block (stock 10:1 compression) and e85 most of the time. I am going to have 2 tunes, high and low boost. Which map sensor do I want to get. I understand the 3.5 has a lot better resolution and is more accurate than the 5 bar. But if I want to run e85, should I be looking to get the 5 bar? Whats the max boost on e85 on stock ge block? (I don't know if this helps but I plan on running either a s362 or s366 with the 1.00 divided a/r) I would also just use a 3.5 bar map. |
just out of curiosity,
does it also matter what brand map sensor you use? aem, gm, stock gte map? im curious because you can get a gte map sensor fairly cheap. |
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