I fixed the PO's mistake of using a #11 TST plate with a 3GSK on my truck. Put the #10 TST plate in, in the same place the #11 was (middle). I also put in the AFC spring kit (adjusted the way TST recommends for my truck) & boost elbow at the same time. The PO had broken the boost elbow that was supposed to be on it.
I checked the OV, and the spring needed to be stretched a tad.
All I can say is MAN !!! The truck seems to have almost twice as much power & acceleration now.
I'm now wondering how much of a difference sliding the plate all the way forward will make.
I also have a lot less smoke now during normal driving, and about the same upon hard acceleration. I know it's too early to tell (and it probably don't make sense), but it also 'seems' to have less blow by now.
Before, with the #11 plate, I couldn't get much over 18 psi boost, and only then with hard acceleration. Now, I see 20-21 almost right off the bat. and the egt's ain't really much higher than they were before.
I'm liking this a lot !!!
And now... . how much effect (if any) will adjusting the timing & valves have on power ? I'm sure the timing has slipped some
I checked the OV, and the spring needed to be stretched a tad.
All I can say is MAN !!! The truck seems to have almost twice as much power & acceleration now.
I'm now wondering how much of a difference sliding the plate all the way forward will make.
I also have a lot less smoke now during normal driving, and about the same upon hard acceleration. I know it's too early to tell (and it probably don't make sense), but it also 'seems' to have less blow by now.
Before, with the #11 plate, I couldn't get much over 18 psi boost, and only then with hard acceleration. Now, I see 20-21 almost right off the bat. and the egt's ain't really much higher than they were before.
I'm liking this a lot !!!
And now... . how much effect (if any) will adjusting the timing & valves have on power ? I'm sure the timing has slipped some