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Old 03-05-2004, 03:40 PM
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Ok I just bought this turbo



the internal wasted gate is set around 10-12 ish, I want to run about 8. I dont want to buy an external wastegate and I can't change the length of the arm becuase there arent any threads, so my question is should I buy this?

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any sugestions would be great thanks
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buy it and make some threads on it?
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Old 03-05-2004, 04:45 PM
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Yeah with a nice die and a little work yiu can make that arm adjustable. Also don't be afraid of 11psi, its not as deadly as people make it out to be
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Put washers between the bracket for the actuator and the turbo. It will bring the actuator closer to the wastegate and lower the boost.

I learned this recently. :P
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wouldnt that shorten the rod?
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Old 03-05-2004, 07:26 PM
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No, shortening the rod will raise boost. Doing this will bring the entire assembly closer to the wastegate, which would leave the wastegate slightly open.

Just remember, when you use this method to lower boost, you will also increase spool time, which sucks. You are better off buying the appropriate actuator.
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Old 03-05-2004, 07:43 PM
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where can I buy the appropiate one.
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Old 03-05-2004, 08:56 PM
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Go to the bottom of the page.

30314 T3 Adjustable swing valve actuator, single port 82.00
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i have a noob question to add to this. if i dont shorten my rod which is adjustable already would putting a mbc on my setup screwed all the way out just yield the lowest boost pressure the wastegate is set at?
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i have a noob question to add to this. if i dont shorten my rod which is adjustable already would putting a mbc on my setup screwed all the way out just yield the lowest boost pressure the wastegate is set at?
Huh? Shortening would raise the boost, assuming it has room to be shortened. A MBC will not lower boost. I'm not real sure what you're asking. With the MBC set at the lowest possible point, the set rating will be what the actuator would run without the MBC, unless your MBC is fucked up or something.
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