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| Topic subject | Any of you HRC owners done this to regain boost pressure?!?!? |
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34188, Any of you HRC owners done this to regain boost pressure?!?!? Posted by RoboTechDSM, Nov-10-02 05:02 PM
Run a line from the wastegate to the back of the intake manifold, so it opens when boosted air in the manifold reaches at 5 psi, instead of opening at 5 psi BEFORE the intercooler resulting in pressure drop when it hits the manifold. I've heard 2 different versions. One is no, because it's an internal wastegate. My friend said yes because a wastegate is a wastegate. This was also confirmed by Fast420A when he read about it on the turbo bible, Maximum Boost by Corky Bell.
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34189, RE: Any of you HRC owners done this to regain boost pressure?!?!? Posted by RyaN95i4, Nov-10-02 08:24 PM
i thought most people were running their signal line off the intake manifold
i do
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34190, RE: Any of you HRC owners done this to regain boost pressure?!?!? Posted by Strauss, Nov-11-02 01:47 AM
I run it off the intake maniflod as well, it is a more accurate reading.....
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34191, RE: Any of you HRC owners done this to regain boost pressure?!?!? Posted by RoboTechDSM, Nov-11-02 02:36 AM
*raises hand* damn I feel gay!!!!
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34192, RE: Any of you HRC owners done this to regain boost pressure?!?!? Posted by ner947, Nov-11-02 02:51 AM
gets my vote too. i've done this "mod" or "hack" as well, you just need to find a nifty little thing to plug up the barb on the compressor housing. automatically compensates boost levels if you have little boost leaks, too.
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34193, RE: Any of you HRC owners done this to regain boost pressure?!?!? Posted by XtremeRS, Nov-11-02 11:45 AM
I did this too, mostly because i was sick and tired of my boost fade problem at high rpm's. I have a decent leak at the TB throttle plate shaft, which leakes boost pressure. So i capped off the barb on the compressor housing, then put a "T" in the brake booster vac line. Then i fed the vac/boost line from that T into the boost controller, then out the boost contorller into the wastgate. Works excellent, no more fade, and very little spike. I recomend everyone do this, as its a much more accurate pressure reading when its coming from the intake mani instead of the compressor outlet.
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34194, RE: NOt me Posted by Semperboost, Nov-12-02 07:35 AM
I'm re-routing the line back to the compressor port cuz of too much boost. I spiked at 10 psi with no BC cuz of it ..I don't boost high anyways
Alvin
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34195, RE: NOt me Posted by RoboTechDSM, Nov-12-02 05:18 PM
What did you guys used to cap off that nipple on the compressor housing???
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34196, RE: NOt me Posted by Fast420A, Nov-12-02 11:17 PM
You can find vac line caps at autozone and pepboys and use a small hose clamp to hold it on.
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