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how to eliminate boost creep?

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Old 10-07-2004, 08:40 AM
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Default how to eliminate boost creep?

you all probably know my setup. ghetto *** 14b and all the dsm goodies. ok well when the temps get around 50 degrees and below. i get really really bad creep. i don't even attempt to hold it. and the second i see it, i let off the throttle. my wastegate actuator vac line is going to the plenum and it's as short as it can be. my bov vac is going off of the pcv valve. if that even makes a difference. is this because i didn't bother to port my dsm manifold? what are some ways to control it? and i'm talking lotsa creep. like 3-4 lbs.

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Old 10-07-2004, 08:55 AM
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Default Re:how to eliminate boost creep?

Bad wastegate placement causes it..
Or maybe your spring is going bad.
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