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Push turbo G kits starting numbers

It will definitely detonated at your altitude with the stock head and that amount of race gas. You'll need at least 50/50 to keep it from detonating, especially if you dont have the new third injector update. Turbo is way too small and creates way too much heat.

So, what options do I have to make it stop?
 
I will let you know on the plug gaps tomorrow, you WILL not have to run any race gas up to 8 psi that why it's called a pumped gas kit.
 
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I will let you know on the plug gaps tomorrow, you WILL not have to run any race gas up to 8 psi that why it's called a pumped gas kit.

Try that and tell me how it works for you.... I have first hand experience with this kit and you will need race gas. As MADMAX stated and I also the turbo is to small and makes too much heat and is causing the detonation.. The turbo in this kit is only a journal bearing 2860 knock off with a .42ar compressor housing. It makes heat.
 
To make it stop ....first try running mostly race gas to eliminate that factor. You can also try gapping your plugs down to specs although I doubt that's it at 5 lbs of boost. Then tale a rip on it watching your rpms and a/f # at wfo. If that cures it you probably just needed more octane. If it sputtered again at too high rpm(8500+) add more weight. Or maybe you have a fueling issue(watch a/f it should run good if you are around 13-13.5 @ wfo) give that a try and report back.
 
Have you had the new cat ECU update done? It may help, it will decrease the sensitivity of the knock sensor. All 10's and 11's are required to get it to keep warranty.
 
Ran 50/50 race gas today. Ended the Det, dissapointed with that fact as I bought a pump gas kit and it will not run with pump gas:face-icon-small-sad. Ken, the owner of Push told me he would sell me his new head design for cost $350:face-icon-small-sad. Better than the $10 a gallon for race gas. I just hope if I drop the money for the head it works. But the 50/50 race gas solved the problem and FINALLY!! got it to tune(175 miles:face-icon-small-sad)
Numbers in the box as follows- 7000ft- 11000ft

green 1
yellow 1
red 1
Green/blue 5
Yellow/blue 5
Red/blue 8
Fuel PSI- 32

Gave me 1220egt on a long pull:face-icon-small-hap and crazy power:face-icon-small-hap
 
Ran two of these G kits last year. The head will help a little, but won't eliminate the deto. We tried the 07'-09' lower comp head and that didn't work. Then tried having the domes cut out more compression than the 08' head, that didn't work either. I haven't tried the third injector update, but have heard that works. I would also try the timing retard gizmo OVS and boondocker sells. From my experience you will never get that kit to run on straight pump gas without detonation. Turbo is small a makes a lot of heat and increased intake heat will contribute to detonation.
 
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Madmax is right. The thing we did that helped the most. Remove the small Chinese turbo.....and put a BIGGER Chinese turbo on it:face-icon-small-sho The larger A/R on the exhaust was the ticket. A big problem with that is you cant buy a Chinese turbo with both sides the right A/R. One will be good on the turbine and not on the compressor and visa versa. Most garret kits come with a 64 A/R. Push G kit is a 46 as stated above. That little turbo works fine on the Yammi Push rear mount. On a 800 2S .... Not so much :( The place it was the most problem is on/off throttle, if the charge tube was cool you could make a WOT run but the minute you chopped the loud flipper and mashed it again it would DET and would do this with AFR in the 11.5 range. IMO when the A/R is to tight it backs exhaust up building combustion chamber temp and when you reintroduce fuel it detonates.There are more variable (charge temp, power valves, ignition timing, etc) On a side note we have run them all, and deto is ALWAYS a problem on the HO M8.
 
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All of that would help, I would consider lowering the compression as well. I dont think I would use a timing key as this is a change that effects low speed throttle response. As Madmax stated there is now a device that pulls timing based on rpm, that way you keep your throttle response but pulling timing in the upper RPM range will help with deto. Call Travis at OVS, he will hook you up.
 
I was bored so I took apart a Garrett 2860 with .60ar compressor housing to show a comparison of that and a Push G kit compressor housing.

turbo006-4.jpg
 
I already have a -2 degree timing key so I will try that before I buy the timing module from OVS. I will try running more race gas next time I ride as well. Knuts82, definently a big differance in those two.
 
Make sure you put that key in the right direction! I saw a guy put one in +2* on a turbo. HE DIDNT MAKE IT FAR!
 
I was bored so I took apart a Garrett 2860 with .60ar compressor housing to show a comparison of that and a Push G kit compressor housing.

turbo006-4.jpg

Thanks for posting this, helps guys to understand what we are dealing with.
 
Installed push turbo tial kit with 3rd injector.
starting fuel pressure is 38psi
when i did WOT my fuel pressure should go up, but is went down and A/F R is lean, 12.6-13...
sled ac m8 2010.
Is my stock fuel pump need more voltage?
 
Ran a 50/50 mix of fuel today. Didn't deto once. Boondockers timing module is ordered, but wont be here til january sometime.
 
Installed push turbo tial kit with 3rd injector.
starting fuel pressure is 38psi
when i did WOT my fuel pressure should go up, but is went down and A/F R is lean, 12.6-13...
sled ac m8 2010.
Is my stock fuel pump need more voltage?

Check the o-rings in the fuel presure regulator housing, they may be damaged. Very likely if you used the BDX FP.
 
Ive had nothing but problems with the BDX regulator even with a good o ring they only work when they want to. I have a few on the shelf if you want another. And a few pistons that needed more fuel.
 
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