Sometimes you do need a boost controller to hold the boost steady. Im having abit of problems of my boost dropping at higher rev range but apparently its normal if you're running a bleed type controller or actuator.
Sometimes you do need a boost controller to hold the boost steady. Im having abit of problems of my boost dropping at higher rev range but apparently its normal if you're running a bleed type controller or actuator.
man i gotta learn how to reduce boost on this turbo before i plug it in, i think TD04L come stock just under 14lbs, correct me if im wrong, im hoping their around 7-8psi
civic 97 ek1 (1.6T)
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The amount of boost it will run at is dependant on many things such as turbo manifold flow, dump pipe + exhaust but most of all the motor you bolt it on to.
Boost controller is only needed if you want to set a hi and low setting. If you're not fussed, just use the standard wastegate/ actuator that came with your turbo.
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Originally Posted by SLOWEGG
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