superchargers & the weather
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superchargers & the weather
ok so i've been noticing my boost gauge having some {what may be} "weird" activity...
soo over the weekend in jerzy it was raining like h*ll and it noticed that without even punching the gas that i was getting boost with even the slightest acceleration. And even at a rolling speed at operating temp with no acceleration i wasn't getting total vacuum.....
and for today it was rather warm, so the night was pretty humid and i noticed the same activity.....so...is this normal...or do i have problems?? also, i've heard about supercharger oil....is there a way to check and see if its low or if it needs changing? thanks
soo over the weekend in jerzy it was raining like h*ll and it noticed that without even punching the gas that i was getting boost with even the slightest acceleration. And even at a rolling speed at operating temp with no acceleration i wasn't getting total vacuum.....
and for today it was rather warm, so the night was pretty humid and i noticed the same activity.....so...is this normal...or do i have problems?? also, i've heard about supercharger oil....is there a way to check and see if its low or if it needs changing? thanks
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Normal on the boost. Cold air is denser. And if it'* also moist in addition to cold, the same effect.
Try the BCS mod. It'll be like that ALL the time.
SC oil is in Techinfo.
Try the BCS mod. It'll be like that ALL the time.
SC oil is in Techinfo.
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