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    Boost pressure setting.

    Hi all, what is the go with setting the over boost alarm on the redarc boost gauge? What has everyone done?? Whats the alarm level set at? Its a stock 2012 CR 3.0.

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    I suspect it has to do with individuals tolerance of risk levels.

    Can't help with the CR3.0, but expect there will be someone along soon who can advise

    I was advised that 550-600deg.C was the 'back off point' for my TD42i. Occasional quick squirts above that may be OK, but not sustained use.
    As it is I am cautious & set my redarc alarm at 525 deg.C ...... but realistically rarely reach that sort of temperature. Most of the time I'm between 250 & 450.

    Oops I somehow read EGT when you actually wrote boost .... how does that happen? Haven't bothered setting a boost alarm on mine, it maxs out at 13.5psi (up from the stock 7) - running standard crimped intercooler.
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    Boost pressure setting.

    On my 2012 I had the alarm set at 20, I never really seen it go over 17psi.
    The only time the alarm went off was when I blocked the egr, very quickly I took that off


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