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Old 10-22-03, 03:54 AM
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to fix or not to fix...

well a few days ago, i noticed that my max boost went from about 12-13psi down to about 10psi (goes up to 10 fast and stays at 10 till redline pretty much in any gear now, it use to be a bit weird before when in second gear my boost going up past 10 adn then comming down and resting at 10 till redline. In 3rd and 4th gear i would get 10psi straight to redline). I though nothing of it because I could not see anything wrong and now I could just floor it and not worry about popping my engine. Tonight however, I found that there is indeed a fairly large rip in my bov line (im using the stock turbos and bov's). In anycase, do you think I should fix this rip or just leave it? I know that it will just get bigger and bigger till i get no boost at all but that does not really concern me right now (just one less thing to worry about when sliding around a corner hehe)

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Old 10-22-03, 06:43 AM
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fix the line and control the boost. Shouldn't have to worry then either.
Old 10-22-03, 11:19 AM
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If you are loosing boost to atmosphere you are overworking the turbos. They will not last long boosting to atmosphere. They will have to pump much more air than normal.
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