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Hi guys, this is my first post ever pretty much because all my other questions have already been covered!

Just need peoples opinion on whether the hosein the photo is connected properly. I had my Greddy FMIC put on a while ago but never really paid much attention to how everything was hooked up. Any help would be greatly appreciated :) Engine is and RB25DET. Also I know that this has been covered lots, but i'm still unsure whether it is safe to run without the vacuum hose with the brass restrictor.

Hose into the plenum

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Where the hose connects to boost solenoid

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Thanks in advance.

it will work where it is, because it's still getting a pressure reading. but a better option would be to fit a nipple onto your cooler piping, before or after the intercooler, and run the hose from there.

here's what i mean

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as for the brass restrictor. i think that enables boost to come on more smoothly, with less chance of spiking.

Edited by Munkyb0y
it will work where it is, because it's still getting a pressure reading. but a better option would be to fit a nipple onto your cooler piping, before or after the intercooler, and run the hose from there.

here's what i mean

post-29392-1206791625_thumb.jpg

as for the brass restrictor. i think that enables boost to come on more smoothly, with less chance of spiking.

Thanks for your quick reply and advice Munkyb0y your a champ :)

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