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My mate has a R32 & got an EBC installed & it has different settings/modes etc but they have set up std boost as 7psi...i thought they were 10psi std? they also told him you cant use boost control from a r32 in a r33 which i thought was possible by just swapping actuators which he now would not be using since he has EBC?

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They run 10 psi stock and about 12 max, so maybe whoever set it up got it confused with a 33. You can use a r33 controller in a r32 they're just high on something, dont need to swap the actuator, the r32 actuator runs only one boost pressure, but a boost controllers gonna over-ride your actuator anyway

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They run 10 psi stock and about 12 max, so maybe whoever set it up got it confused with a 33. You can use a r33 controller in a r32 they're just high on something, dont need to swap the actuator, the r32 actuator runs only one boost pressure, but a boost controllers gonna over-ride your actuator anyway

yea i thought it was 10psi...re the actuator i meant using a r32 one (his) in a r33 (mine) so then i would have 10psi instead of 5/7psi cause yea as you said now that he has EBC it would be overriding it

ok well his guy must have got confused

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