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| Topic subject | Just point me in the right direction. |
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102141, Just point me in the right direction. Posted by 95eclipse420A, Dec-05-07 06:27 PM
Can someone please give me a link to or tell me how to do the actuator mod on the 14b to adjust it to 5psi? I have searched and have not found what i am looking for. If there is a writeup, i havent found that either. Thanks
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102143, RE: Just point me in the right direction. Posted by Rondan97, Dec-06-07 01:11 AM
Try this http://www.denverspeed.com/wastegates.html
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102166, RE: Just point me in the right direction. Posted by 95eclipse420A, Dec-12-07 04:00 PM
That doesn't help me any. I need something more specific, like how to do it to the 14b. Thanks for trying though.
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102171, RE: Just point me in the right direction. Posted by totaleclipse_05, Dec-12-07 06:54 PM
That's the only way I have ever heard of doing it.
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102174, RE: Just point me in the right direction. Posted by 95eclipse420A, Dec-13-07 02:11 AM
I guess I'm just a newb then, cuz I have no idea how to apply that to a 14b. Sucks for me I guess. I don't have the tools used anyway. oh well. factory the 14b wastegate is set at like 7psi right?
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102176, RE: Just point me in the right direction. Posted by Fallen4ng31, Dec-13-07 09:07 AM
Originally posted by 95eclipse420A I don't have the tools used anyway.
Personally, I would be concerned more with acquiring all necessary tools before starting to mod.
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102178, RE: Just point me in the right direction. Posted by 95eclipse420A, Dec-13-07 02:20 PM
That's true, hence the reason I am trying to find the info. Anyway, it may become a mute point if get a new motor. What does the 14b run stock from the wastegate?
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102179, RE: Just point me in the right direction. Posted by djtrickee, Dec-13-07 02:29 PM
Originally posted by 95eclipse420A That's true, hence the reason I am trying to find the info. Anyway, it may become a mute point if get a new motor. What does the 14b run stock from the wastegate?
Moot!!! not mute. Sheesh, kids these days.
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102180, RE: Just point me in the right direction. Posted by 95eclipse420A, Dec-13-07 03:00 PM
thanks for the grammer lesson, i never did well in english.
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102181, RE: Just point me in the right direction. Posted by BoostedEclipse, Dec-13-07 04:11 PM
I maybe wrong but I think the stock 14b actuator is set at 10 psi. I have an 14b wastegate actuator with a 10psi spring in it just sitting here.
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102188, RE: Just point me in the right direction. Posted by 2GeclipseRS, Dec-14-07 11:52 AM
Internal wastegates are all pretty much the same.
Seen one, seen em all.
Quit being a pussy and do it.
If it's too much of a hassle, i'll take that headache of a 14b off your hands.
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102189, RE: Just point me in the right direction. Posted by 95eclipse420A, Dec-14-07 01:24 PM
I prefer to learn about something before i dive into so i dont come out looking like a dumbass. So call me a pussy if you will, I will wear the name proudly. Why does everyone have to make something that is so simple so difficult? If noone has an answer then just say so and the topic will be done. nuf said
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102190, RE: Just point me in the right direction. Posted by Rondan97, Dec-14-07 02:27 PM
I gave you the answer in my first post. For your situation you have 4 choices: use it as is... modify it as shown in the link... get a turbo that's not interally gated or just stay n/a (no tools required).
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102191, RE: Just point me in the right direction. Posted by 95eclipse420A, Dec-14-07 02:40 PM
ok thank you, that was easy. I think i'm having trouble applying the mod in the link due to my lack of experience with turbo's. well thanks for the info, I beleive we are done here.
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