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Originally posted by GTS-t VSPEC

Kym,

So your keeping the Skyline now?

See'ya:burnout:

hmmm. still undecided.... if i wanna get a house, its gotta go....

... but i'll cross that bridge when i come to it.... for the moment i'll stick with it and keep pissing money away on it...

Originally posted by Nizmo

hey dark

kymbo u were selling the line? what for a nice little house with the missus - domestic bliss haha :P

yeh something about investing and saving all the cash i piss away on teh car got me thinkin.. i could actually be quite well off! bah!!

on with the modding...

Originally posted by GTS-t VSPEC

Kym,

You'll need to bleed the line to the wastegate actuator.  

I'm not understanding, this is what the bleeder valve I have already does!

But boost cut will still be sensed via the AFM.

How does the AFM sense manifold pressure ?

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