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Re-Speed.com 01-23-08 01:21 PM

6pt and VDI questions
 
Hopefully you guys won't run me off :)

I have an S5 intake system I will be running in a REPU project. I have a megasquirt to control the fuel and would like to use it to trigger 6 ports and VDI.

Looking through the FSM looks as though the 6 port actuator is fully open at 1.4PSI and the VDI is fully open at 2.8. The air pump checks out at 1.7 at idle. I can only assume the air pump produces more pressure with RPM. I have followed the line routing in the FSM and do not see a pressure regulator for either system. I may just be over analyzing.

Before posting my WTB thread I would like to make sure I am not missing anything. Are the VDI and 6 port solenoid valves specific to their function or can I use any of the stock 6 solenoid valves? Is there a pressure regulator for the systems?

Thanks for the help.
-billy

kungfuroy 01-23-08 02:33 PM

you can use any of the stock solenoid valves.

I was having the same issue so I used an rpm switch to trigger the solenoids .

Re-Speed.com 01-23-08 06:15 PM

Great so all solenoid operate the same.

Are there any pressure regulators I am missing in the FSM? Or does the air pump just through out what is wants and the actuators will take it?
-billy

kungfuroy 01-23-08 06:26 PM

No pressure regulator, but a way to dump excess pressure is a good idea so that what ever tubing you use dont pop off their connections

NZConvertible 01-24-08 02:18 AM


Originally Posted by bwaits (Post 7774711)
I can only assume the air pump produces more pressure with RPM.

Correct.


I have followed the line routing in the FSM and do not see a pressure regulator for either system.
It didn't need one because the air pump is pushing air into either the exhaust ports, cat or relief hose. The system is basically open-ended, so pressure can't build up. If you only use the air pump for the 6PI and VDI systems, you'll need an adjustable bleed to create a leak that'll prevent over-pressurising the lines. A simple ball valve is all you need, with a bit of experimentation to see how much of a leak you need.

:)

Re-Speed.com 01-24-08 07:26 AM

Thanks guys. Thats what I needed.


-billy


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