Make a bracket. That's what I am doing.

 

I guess i should really just get over it... I zip tie everything, I guess I should just get it together and try and make one.

 

Just make a templete out of cardboard, then trace it to some 1/8" steel or alum plate, cut out with a cutting tool, and drill holes, and file the rough edges. I hate having something not secure.

 

Ok this may sound stupid, but where do i but the steel or aluminum? can I use a dremel to cut it? I may not have the tools needed.

 

It can bolt right to the stock BCS mount

 

Thanks... lol That was going to be the first place I checked.... however I should also make a mount for my boost pressure receiver. =)

 

one thing to note, if you bolt it to the chassis, it can become very audible. it will sound like a rapid fire ticking sound when you reach full boost. it comes from the valve opening and closing. if you put a peice of rubber between the valve and the mount it greatly reduces this noise. ziptieing the thing down will not transfer the noise.

 

either bolt using some 5mm foam or ziptie.

really not that important

 

Kevin,

I am going to mount your 3 port. I was going to use the ECU mount that is there and just drill two holes and make a mount, looks like a good place for it. Instead of making another bracket for it. Just put a piece of flat foam/rubber to insulate the vibrations.

Does it matter if it is mount upright, or upside down?

~Kris

 

Some interesting things.

http://www.evodynamics.com/3portpn.html

Found this interesting, lots of info on 3 port valves.
http://evoecu.logic.net/wiki/3_Port_Boost_Control

The EVOdynamics valve is a MAC valve that has been modified, same valve is used by AEM. The evoDynamics has a resistor build into the harness.

Similar to evoDyamics valve, just different accessories.







evoDyamics Valve (acutal Photo)


It's also a 36 version valve.
http://www.macvalves.com/products/Th...mall/36/36.pdf

36A-AAA-J-DBA-1BA

In case anyone is wondering.

 

i received my perrin ebcs today. im confused... perrin's one you can set it up for a "fast response" and "slow response". also i was told by perrin not to recirculate the 3rd port (either port 1 or 3, depending if i want fast or slow response) back into the intake.... ugh this is confusing the crap out of me now...

 

I got my perrin one last week, I am waiting for injectors, cams and UICP to put it in plus some corn power

Anyway...I read through their setup and I was planning on setting it up for fast response. Just put it in like perrin says and I think you will be fine.

 

what is the difference between fast and slow?

 

Anyone know of a good place to get the GM 3-port w/harness? Or a place that sells both?

 

Which wastegate actuator are you running?