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hi im new to the forums and have a basically stock stagea s1, im just wondering if there will be any issues with the air/fuel ratio leaning out too much if boost is increased from standard 7-8psi to 12 peak psi?

im installing a boost controller and just want to be sure before i go mucking around and f-bomb my engine.

cheers lachy

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nah mate you wont have an issue, the ecu will still run richer than it needs. just be careful running higher boost on the stock turbo, many people have had them let go at pressures around 13-14psi. you will get a good result from 10-11psi :P no need to run any higher.

if you want to read up on anymore info or on what people run you should just search the forum. its up in the top row of links. you'll find that questions like this have been answered many times before.

also you should checkout the Stagea section of these forums. Link to Stagea Section there's plenty of Stagea specific info over there :P

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