PTB...eh, it's not so bad
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No questions here... more of a "Here's me with a grin" post.
So I experienced PTB for the first time this morning after installing an AGP w/g. I haven't yet tweeked with the tension. I assume it's gonna need it since she spikes at 16, holds 14, but I know the AGP is supposed to hold 15...which still isn't much off I guess. I drove around for a bit on the streets and everything was fine...actually much more than fine. The I hit the freeway and that's where I noticed the PTB. Annoying, but not as much as I expected. Aside from that, I've got the biggest grin from ear to ear that you've ever seen. It's a big difference over the stock w/g, at least to me. But I've dealt with boost leaks and such lately so maybe it's only because I had become used to lower than stock psi. Either way, my car and I have just become reaquainted and I love her even more. I think I'll treat her to a bubble bath today and maybe some flowers.![Big Grin](https://dodgeforum.com/forum/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
Sorry to bore everyone, I'm just a little bit excited with the results and had to tell someone.
So I experienced PTB for the first time this morning after installing an AGP w/g. I haven't yet tweeked with the tension. I assume it's gonna need it since she spikes at 16, holds 14, but I know the AGP is supposed to hold 15...which still isn't much off I guess. I drove around for a bit on the streets and everything was fine...actually much more than fine. The I hit the freeway and that's where I noticed the PTB. Annoying, but not as much as I expected. Aside from that, I've got the biggest grin from ear to ear that you've ever seen. It's a big difference over the stock w/g, at least to me. But I've dealt with boost leaks and such lately so maybe it's only because I had become used to lower than stock psi. Either way, my car and I have just become reaquainted and I love her even more. I think I'll treat her to a bubble bath today and maybe some flowers.
![Big Grin](https://dodgeforum.com/forum/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
Sorry to bore everyone, I'm just a little bit excited with the results and had to tell someone.
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ORIGINAL: whoosh
PTB? Part Throttle Boost?
Why would having boost earlier - at part throttle - be annoying?[&:]
I'm just curious. [8D]
PTB? Part Throttle Boost?
The I hit the freeway and that's where I noticed the PTB. Annoying, but not as much as I expected.
I'm just curious. [8D]
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they have that on the stg2 and 3s and if anything there running rich. i like my stg2 because ptb alows me to stay in gears longer with out down shifting like going up he moutains to work everyday i never have to get out of 5th gear it just pulls at part throttle.just my 2cents.
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PTB and the flutter are evil.
The compressor tries to spool up way faster than it should, and it stalls itself. Thus wearing down the longevity of your turbo. So that flutter sound your getting at PTB, is HORRID for the car. You have to re-learn how to drive the car in order to avoid it.
The compressor tries to spool up way faster than it should, and it stalls itself. Thus wearing down the longevity of your turbo. So that flutter sound your getting at PTB, is HORRID for the car. You have to re-learn how to drive the car in order to avoid it.
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