boost control setup - perfect 10-8-10 pattern
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boost control setup - perfect 10-8-10 pattern
i was just reading damian 04-19-03 thread about "My boost control setup - perfect 10-8-10 pattern" i was just wondering if this type of set up is still being used or what type up update have been done over the years..
i have had a boost issue that i cant figure out and i have been searching the forum and i keep finding these old threads with awesome information but i dont see any updates.
i have had a boost issue that i cant figure out and i have been searching the forum and i keep finding these old threads with awesome information but i dont see any updates.
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Racecar - Formula 2000
i was just reading damian 04-19-03 thread about "My boost control setup - perfect 10-8-10 pattern" i was just wondering if this type of set up is still being used or what type up update have been done over the years..
i have had a boost issue that i cant figure out and i have been searching the forum and i keep finding these old threads with awesome information but i dont see any updates.
i have had a boost issue that i cant figure out and i have been searching the forum and i keep finding these old threads with awesome information but i dont see any updates.
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Do you mean by him (damian ) or by other rx7 enthusiast in general?
If you are wondering specifically about damian, perhaps send him a pm. Other rx7 enthusiast in general, yes others still use the stock twins in sequential.
If you are wondering specifically about damian, perhaps send him a pm. Other rx7 enthusiast in general, yes others still use the stock twins in sequential.
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I am using this setup with a pair of JoeP inline controllers.
The only trick to Damian's setup is that in the early part of his thread he did not discuss capping the extra nipple on the wg and precontrol actuators. Somewhere in the later posts he did, but it's not shown in the diagram. Use a good quality (i.e. not from Autozone) rubber cap or a short section of hose with something solid fastened in the end to cap the end. This will allow the boost controller to work more responsively.
Dave
The only trick to Damian's setup is that in the early part of his thread he did not discuss capping the extra nipple on the wg and precontrol actuators. Somewhere in the later posts he did, but it's not shown in the diagram. Use a good quality (i.e. not from Autozone) rubber cap or a short section of hose with something solid fastened in the end to cap the end. This will allow the boost controller to work more responsively.
Dave
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Racecar - Formula 2000
I am using this setup with a pair of JoeP inline controllers.
The only trick to Damian's setup is that in the early part of his thread he did not discuss capping the extra nipple on the wg and precontrol actuators. Somewhere in the later posts he did, but it's not shown in the diagram. Use a good quality (i.e. not from Autozone) rubber cap or a short section of hose with something solid fastened in the end to cap the end. This will allow the boost controller to work more responsively.
Dave
The only trick to Damian's setup is that in the early part of his thread he did not discuss capping the extra nipple on the wg and precontrol actuators. Somewhere in the later posts he did, but it's not shown in the diagram. Use a good quality (i.e. not from Autozone) rubber cap or a short section of hose with something solid fastened in the end to cap the end. This will allow the boost controller to work more responsively.
Dave
Dave
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Racecar - Formula 2000
Quote from The "D.I.Y. Manual Boost Controller" (link: http://www.geocities.com/chmwatson/FAQs/mbc.html?20066 )on Geocities.com:
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"The bleeder hole is not large enough to affect the signal to the Waste Gate but it is necessary to gently vent off excess vacuum or pressure in the line which causes a type of signal lock. If the hole wasn't put in, the controller would have difficulty controlling boost above about 15 pounds."
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Dave
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Racecar - Formula 2000