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Old 07-13-09, 07:35 PM
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NC Boost controll issues

I have a 93 rx7 R1 that I did the poor man non sequential turbo conversion since the rear turbo wasn't boosting and couldn't figure out why. After the conversion I get a max boost of about 7psi. I want to raise the boost level up to about 10psi. Is it possible to do so by adding a manual boost controller? I know the dangers of raising boost on a stock level car but I have no intentions of boosting past 10psi. So any help would be great. Thanks!!!
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yeah a manual or electronic boost controller should do the trick
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I've never installed a boost controller on a stock twin before, only on single turbos with external wastegates. How do I hook one up to the stock unit?
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Originally Posted by sweet93
I've never installed a boost controller on a stock twin before, only on single turbos with external wastegates. How do I hook one up to the stock unit?
you tap the stock "wastegate" vacuum line and add the boost control soleniod.

step 1- get a boost controller.

after you do we'll go from there
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