disconnecting stock boost controller?
disconnecting stock boost controller?
okay i was thinking and praying that i can just unplug my stock boost controler, so that my car does not fall down to 16psi, and install my MBC in its place with out running any new vac lines..... would this work or and i screwed up for thinking this....
i think he is talking about taking the hoses off the stock boost control solenoid and using them for his mbc insted of installing new lines.
i dont know from experience in this exact car, but in every other turbo car ive tinkered with it is possible to do that with no ill effects. ofcourse your mbc ports will have to fit into the oem lines, and you'll need to cap off the oem boost solenoid so it doesnt get damaged from moisture or whatever else could damage it.
i dont know from experience in this exact car, but in every other turbo car ive tinkered with it is possible to do that with no ill effects. ofcourse your mbc ports will have to fit into the oem lines, and you'll need to cap off the oem boost solenoid so it doesnt get damaged from moisture or whatever else could damage it.
Originally Posted by hornytoad
okay i was thinking and praying that i can just unplug my stock boost controler, so that my car does not fall down to 16psi, and install my MBC in its place with out running any new vac lines..... would this work or and i screwed up for thinking this.... 

Edit: Btw, there is no stock boost controller. There's a Boost Control Solenoid, but it doesn't work like an MBC.
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