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hey guys

got an r32 gtst with a r34 turbo with r32 actuator got it running 14psi nistuned so everything should be sweet

getting surging around 2-3000rpm more on cold but happens when warm to.. im thinking it could be the actuator buggering up sometimes it boost's Fkn hard sometimes it doesnt but still hits 14psi

im running new splitfire coils on .8 gapped coppers

when i baught the car it had a catch can but i had to get rid of it to get over the pits so its plummed back into the stock intake

when im boosting it blows black as usual but a little bit of white aswell.. could the white smoke be blow back from the turbo? meaning do i need to put another catch can on it? ive also noticed with the stock boost gauge in the car it moves ferom 0 to -7 as it chooses could the gauge moving b sending mixxed signals to the ecu?

also a mechanic mate of mine told me it could be something to do with the brake cylinder??

any opinions would be wikid!

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Think you need to probably explain the situation a bit better

Are you mainly worried about the white smoke?

Could just be moisture in the exhaust when cold from sitting over night and then as the exhaust heats up it just evaporates into white smoke...

White smoke is usually an indicator of water/coolant

if its a bluey smoke then it could be burning oil.

But more info will probably help

Think you need to probably explain the situation a bit better

Are you mainly worried about the white smoke?

Could just be moisture in the exhaust when cold from sitting over night and then as the exhaust heats up it just evaporates into white smoke...

White smoke is usually an indicator of water/coolant

if its a bluey smoke then it could be burning oil.

But more info will probably help

now thinking about it my water pump went a little while ago so i got all my belts pump and radiator redone so yer main concern is the smoke drawing unwanted attention and i dont want to do any engine damage.

iwhen i baught the car it was a stock rb20 turbo running a stupid amount of boost so got rid of that and put the r34 turbo on.. ive really only noticed the smoke since getting a nistune done... could they have buggerd the tune up? and apparently u can smell fuel from my car driving about 20mtrs behind it..

does that help anymore?

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