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hello!

im not sure what this is, but im guessing its some kinda bleed valve??? i dont have a clue really just asking coz my aftermarket boost gauge read 9psi....

its on a rb25det and its sitting on top of the AFM

im talking about the blue and gold thing

the second pic is large, 600kb or something. im guessing i can adjust the end of this with a screw driver, and i can run 12psi on the standard turbo safely???

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how do i adjust this??? either make more or less boost??

ps. i just tried turning the screw thingy insid and now ive tried afew settings... ive read between 6 and 0 psi.... how do i get it to 10?????????!!!!!

k ive done afew settings and tests. coz its raining i cant full throttle in first and second. even third spins a little. well in 3rd it goes to about 9psi. which is what it was on before i touched it. but i had a quick look in 2nd gear and only reachd about 6psi, and first was 0psi but if i full throttle in 1st ill just slide so i couldnt do that/

so what im asking is the reading in 3rd gear gonna be the same for the other gears??? if not am i gonna have to wait till it drys before i can test??

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