Poke holes in "Wastegate actuator hose"??!!!
Oct 12, 2006, 03:00 AM
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Originally Posted by DragNRacing
The only time that I have heard of people putting pin holes in the hose is stock/restricted classes were boost controllers can't be used. Basically a way to cheat and get more boost...
Nov 12, 2006, 09:46 PM
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sounds like a honda owners idea.
most definatly swing your kicking leg back as far as you can
and kick the next person in the croch as hard as you possibly can
and as many times as you can
b4 he hit the ground...
most definatly swing your kicking leg back as far as you can
and kick the next person in the croch as hard as you possibly can
and as many times as you can
b4 he hit the ground...
Nov 12, 2006, 09:51 PM
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If you buy a Dejon Tool MBC it comes with a straight hose adapter with a hole drilled in it for faster spool. Depending on the size of the hole it wont create a dangerous boost spike. But rather than put holes in hoses which can split and subsequently destroy the motor, you can buy a Dejon Tool.
Nov 12, 2006, 09:54 PM
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Originally Posted by tabio42
If you buy a Dejon Tool MBC it comes with a straight hose adapter with a hole drilled in it for faster spool. Depending on the size of the hole it wont create a dangerous boost spike. But rather than put holes in hoses which can split and subsequently destroy the motor, you can buy a Dejon Tool.
Nov 18, 2006, 03:25 AM
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Originally Posted by Soon2BEVO
Um no thats completely false. That would act as a boost leak and hurt response.
your an idiot. People need to stop commenting when they have no clue about something..
Yes it will cause added boost. Mazda uses such ****ty vacume lines that my MSP's vac likes dryrotted and my motor almost blew up but i suddenly noticed it was super fast and herd it knocking so i let out.
This is not a good way to add boost when mbc's cost less than 10$ to make.
Nov 18, 2006, 06:59 AM
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Originally Posted by ONRAILS
your an idiot. People need to stop commenting when they have no clue about something..
Yes it will cause added boost. Mazda uses such ****ty vacume lines that my MSP's vac likes dryrotted and my motor almost blew up but i suddenly noticed it was super fast and herd it knocking so i let out.
This is not a good way to add boost when mbc's cost less than 10$ to make.
Yes it will cause added boost. Mazda uses such ****ty vacume lines that my MSP's vac likes dryrotted and my motor almost blew up but i suddenly noticed it was super fast and herd it knocking so i let out.
This is not a good way to add boost when mbc's cost less than 10$ to make.
Dec 7, 2006, 08:42 PM
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Also, if you take the vacuum line off of the wastegate, it will make low boost. About 12psi in our case. What are you all talking about??? It makes max pressure?? Am I missing something??
Dec 10, 2006, 02:43 PM
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The WGA doesnt open the WG so max boost is made... If you have no mbc in place the WGA opens when the spring compresses (around 12psi on the stock WGA).
I've heard of this as a form of cheating is well
I've heard of this as a form of cheating is well
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