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R32 GTST boost tee

Installing R32 boost tee

Hey so I'm trying to install my boost tee. All tutorials online show cars with the solenoid or external wastegate. The 32 GTST doesnt seem to come with a solenoid so that method doesn't work, now people say to connect tee to the line from turbo compressor to wastegate but there is no line from turbo compressor to wastegate. Only line is from wastegate to intercooler piping ( as seen in image ). Would this one be okay to use?

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Yeah did it and now boost doesn't stop rising almost took it to 20psi by accident. Also I feel no turbo but it's definitely spooling, like the engines getting none of the boost. Maybe a faulty tee. Who knowwwwwsss

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