High Boost Actuator?
High Boost Actuator?
I just ordered my revolver cams, and everything else I needed, so now I am getting ready to order my 20g-9 turbo. I am not sure whether I want the high boost wga or not, and I would appreciate a little input. I read on Buschur's website that the lowest boost possible with the actuator is 22-23 psi, is this too high for cali pump gas, or should it be ok? I think with cams it should be fine, but I don't want to pay $175 for it if I don't need it. Also, is the stock wga bad, or is it ok? Any help would be great. Thanks
it is too high for pump gas, i just got mine yesterday with the regular actuator which will be fine for now. There is nothing wrong with upgrading in the future if you don't like your setup
Originally Posted by dsevo
.... so now I am getting ready to order my 20g-9 turbo. ..... is the stock wga bad, or is it ok? Any help would be great. Thanks
Originally Posted by C6C6CH3vo
You get that turbo with a kit including an actuator so the stock one isn't compatable, I think. Read the thread on the turbo to get the facts
-Paul
Just as a interesting off topic note I discovered, I tightened my stock WGAct two complete turns and my car holds boost so much better - before 18 -19psi 1st gear no matter how tight of mbc setting, now it holds pressure all the way at any mbc setting like it does in third gear (solid 22psi -21psi taper). Difference on how the car pulls is night and day with just two turns on a nut.
The secret of getting the most out of your turbos available boost is to T clamp all the fittings, make sure the BOV holds the air, and make sure the actuator holds the door closed until commanded.
The secret of getting the most out of your turbos available boost is to T clamp all the fittings, make sure the BOV holds the air, and make sure the actuator holds the door closed until commanded.
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Originally Posted by dsevo
...I read on Buschur's website that the lowest boost possible with the actuator is 22-23 psi, is this too high for cali pump gas, or should it be ok? ....
I would first try the standard actuator with just enough preload tension for a closed flapper and adjust the boost accordingly and hopefully won't spike to 21, if it does then you'll need a softer setup for sure.
Originally Posted by C6C6CH3vo
Just as a interesting off topic note I discovered, I tightened my stock WGAct two complete turns and my car holds boost so much better - before 18 -19psi 1st gear no matter how tight of mbc setting, now it holds pressure all the way at any mbc setting like it does in third gear (solid 22psi -21psi taper). Difference on how the car pulls is night and day with just two turns on a nut.
The secret of getting the most out of your turbos available boost is to T clamp all the fittings, make sure the BOV holds the air, and make sure the actuator holds the door closed until commanded.
The secret of getting the most out of your turbos available boost is to T clamp all the fittings, make sure the BOV holds the air, and make sure the actuator holds the door closed until commanded.
Thanks for the replys. Is my wga on my 2003 turbo the same as an evoIX wga? I would guess not, so if I'm going to buy an actuator, I might as well buy an aftermarket one. I'll ask Buschur about this before I order, I don't want to get the wrong thing. Thanks






