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post Mar 1 2006, 02:05 AM
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I have been trying for a couple of days now to try and turn my boost up to around 13psi. I have two MBC's and neither of them seem to let it go any higher than 10 psi. I was running 8 psi with the stock boost contoller and ever since i installed the MBC's it only goes to 10. I dont know if there is something Im not doing right or what. The vac lines are as follows:

wastegate
> teed into one and to one side of the BC
lower intercooler pipe

BOV
> teed into one to the other side of the BC
Intake manifold

this is how it was when it was hooked to the stock BC, so either Im retarded and didnt do it right or their is a different problem.

THe boost controllers are SBRacing and Agency Powers. Not anything homemade.

Please help I wanna turn my boost up a little more.

thanks in advance
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post Mar 1 2006, 06:38 AM
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akamiami's diagram is the correct way to install it. Of course the end thats cut off on there goes to the intake manifold.

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wastegate
> teed into one and to one side of the BC
lower intercooler pipe


Not sure on a 2g, but on the 1g's the lower intercooler pipe nipple should be capped off.

Im assuming you have an aftermarket boost gauge? Are you sure its good? Just something else to check.


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