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  1. Lonnie

    M939A1 NHC Turbo

    If you up the boost & relocate it in front of the radiator it will help. There it is likely heating the air from the engine/radiator heat.
  2. Lonnie

    M939A1 NHC Turbo

    The boost curve is pretty lazy & will not make much boost until the revs are up in the 1800 range, below that it falls off fast. 1100 is not bad for an exhaust temp, but I could not make any heat with the turbo before I increased the fuel... under 800 was it. The intercooler you have will be...
  3. Lonnie

    M939A1 NHC Turbo

    Sounds like the turbo is not spooling. You obviously have no exhaust restriction, but the inlet air is in question. I test drove mine with a K&N cone filter on the turbo & it worked OK before I got the factory canister piping built.
  4. Lonnie

    M939A1 NHC Turbo

    You said the temps go high... but never quantified that. What reading are you seeing? Also, mine would not make over 3-4psi boost with stock fueling. It is up to 12psi now with 200psi rail pressure & still only emits a light trail of smoke.
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