Take Off A Manual Boost Controller (what Parts Should I Need)

[ting_427]

Hi,

My R34 GTT has a manual boost controller, if I take it off, do I need something to connect back the cable and what part should i need?

Cheers

Ting

[Moodles2]

If you connect the 2 hoses together, you should get turbo actuator pressure (5psi if memory serves me right, or is it 7psi?).. don't by all means leave these hoses exposed to the atmosphere as you will get unlimited boost

[ting_427]

Thx very much, but what does it look like....

any pics? I just ask for turbo actuator pressure....

Cheers

If you connect the 2 hoses together, you should get turbo actuator pressure (5psi if memory serves me right, or is it 7psi?).. don't by all means leave these hoses exposed to the atmosphere as you will get unlimited boost

[krzysztof]

assuming its a bleed valve you'll need a length of rubber hose as the one you have will have a cut in it where the boost controller goes.

[Moodles2]

Since you said manual boost controller I assumed a bleed valve. Locate the bleed valve, unplug the 2 rubber vacuum lines and join them together with a hose joiner (measure the inner diameter of the hoses so you know what size joiner you need, it will be either 6mm or 8mm)

Something like this (metal or plastic is fine): http://www.allensperformance.co.uk/images/...0line/j0404.jpg

[ting_427]

Thx dudes.... which mean i just need that to connect back to that two unplug rubber, right? and will that run back the stock boost?

Cheers,

Ting

Since you said manual boost controller I assumed a bleed valve. Locate the bleed valve, unplug the 2 rubber vacuum lines and join them together with a hose joiner (measure the inner diameter of the hoses so you know what size joiner you need, it will be either 6mm or 8mm)

Something like this (metal or plastic is fine): http://www.allensperformance.co.uk/images/...0line/j0404.jpg

[Moodles2]

Doing it my way will only give you 5psi, if you use the factory boost solenoid you will get the factory stock boost of 7-8psi