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  1. It will be interesting to see more results, I've only ever come across the spool s15 dyno graph. It's a good thing. Is there any other 3.4L results you guy know of?

    I like the idea of the 3.4, considering its really the same cost as going 2.8 from a rb26, obviously exept the mods to fit an rb 30 in your car.

    What rpm are you looking to turn this to?

  2. The stands you are using are fine, yes you can buy better ones. But jacking the car up straight and having the car on a level surface as well as where you put the stands is more important. If there is not sideways pressure on the car I really cannot see it going anywhere. BUT if you don't like them or think they are unsafe, spend the proper. $$ for a better design. Your the one who has to crawl under there.

    A good spot I have always used to put jack stands is on the pivot point of the caster arms. They have a large round end that the stands sit onto nicely. They are also quite far out giving good stability.

  3. Checked the lines tonight, one straight from under the plenum to the solenoid

    and the other comes from the actuators around the back of the motor in the hard lines to the solenoid, there is one "T" in the hard line which i have blocked off.

    So the lines seem fine. :dry:

    I do have the solenoid mounted where the stock solenoid use to live on the drivers side, perhaps it need to be closer to the turbos? Its a bit shit to have to move it now as i have run the cables in the guards and all.

    Also i figure its best for it as it will get hotter on the passenger side of the engine bay, thats if i can find anywhere it will fit........

    Lets say i looked into getting some different actuators anyway, where have people bought theirs from, I can only really find actuators that are 1 bar or a HD HKS ones, Can 18 or 19 or 20 psi actuators be bought off the shelf?

  4. Turn hard to the left then the right with a bit of speed, if its a wheel bearing it will get louder as you load it up by throwing all the cars weight to that side.

    Thats a good start, i have definatley rectified wheel bearing issues this way, mostly front ones though, its probably herder to load up the rear.

  5. if your not having any luck, screw in some more preload on the actuators. With it dialed all the way in it should give you 19psi gate pressure and shit load more response. Then 25psi will be a piece of cake, all depends on how much minimum boost you want to run though. My spec r also doesnt make any changes from base pressure until 40+.

    Good to hear, im not the only one then, yours sounds like it does something similar. I adjusted the wastegates to have a bit of preload, looked it up on sau, they have been like it for the past year.

    So you get 19psi out of the stock actuators just with more preload? More preload means the wastegate flap cannot open as far, so giving worse control over boost pressure too yea??

  6. I just went out for another drive, set to 0 (zero) boost is .93 bar, spot on each time. Which I'll assume is wastegate pressure.

    Turning the controller up 10% at at time, 10, 20, 30, 40 about when I get to 47 the boost changes to .95bar.

    And I continued tonight to set it to 100 (max) and I have 1.32 bar.

    Checked lines under the bonnet. It really is piss easy, 'in' is where the manifold pressure goes, it's connected to the plenum b4 the throttle body's.

    'out' goes to the two internal gates on the turbos actuators.

    Any help appreciated.......

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