no. my p1sc with a 4.1 pulley made 7-8 lbs on my Lq4. something is wrong. lets go with some stupid but obviouse things....when i got my ic it had foam stuffed in the ends...did u leave this on? something is loose and leaking air.. check your couplings a BILLION times have someone get in the truck and rev a bit while u look for leaks... i vented my bypass ( making it bov) had no problems maintaining boost other than belt slip. how does the truck idle? if its real low and wont hold rpm something is loose for sure. no vacuum leaks? also make sure your venting the crankcase while your in there ( another thing i forget to do when i first installed it) and i ended blowing my dipstick right off.

 

but i think that because my cam is so big it is eating up all my boost
this is my cams specs
220/226 556/570 114+4

 

You should still be showing at least a few lb's of boost. I would just check the obvious things first.

 

You do not need a smaller pulley and that cam isnt going to eat up any boost. It looks alot like the one Im putting in my new engine. I may be over simplifying things, but I really think you have a blockage or a leak or your bypass isnt closing. Dont mess with anything until you have checked and rechecked and then had someone else look over those things 20 times.

 

There should be no possible way that that cam is eating up all your boost. You have a problem somewhere but I don't think the cam is it.

 

i have looked and i can't find any leaks. and i can hear the BOV close and then when i let up of the gas i can hear it open.
the only thing that i could think of is that maybe the boost gauge is bad, but i still don't feel the power i should have.

 

i can't get my pics to work i tryed to poet them up so you guys could see them and maybe someone would see something i am looking past

 

the cam i put in is a big cam so i will loss some boost and i also have header so between the two i could see a loss of about 5-6psi but that means i should still see about 2-3 psi

but i just don't know were those 2-3 psi went

 

How is your cam a "big" cam?

Was it not designed for boost? If it was then you shouldn't be bleeding any off really. I ran a 226/220 cam on a 116LSA. I doubt I was "losing 6psi" somewhere.

If the cam is designed right you won't lose the boost. You'll just be making more HP with less measure backpressure in the manifold. Right now you're not seeing backpressure nor are you making extra HP.

Have you done any tests to see how much faster you are than before? Maybe your SOTPM is not dialed in correctly? LOL

 

the truck is faster then it was before just by seat of the pants. i and seeing like 25vac going down the highway and at ideal i see about 30-28vac and when i get on it i see about 1-2 vac
could maybe my gauge be bad?
but then i still don't feel the power i should be getting

I told comp everything i was going to do to my truck and they said that this cam would work great