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Boosting A R33 Gtst Problem, Need Help!

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GODRAVER

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I have tried to boost my stock gtst up to 12psi but the problem im getting is:

i plant my foot down and it reaches lets say around 10psi then when im close to 5000rpm it then jump up to the 12psi mark but it dosent make any difrence... im just using a simple T piece bleed valve... im thinking that the wastegate actuator isnt working properly or its not getting enought fuel...

did any1 ever have a similar problem? i was also thinking if using another type of bleed valve or boost controler but i dont think it would make a difrence... i took the T piece of and now running stock it also has the same problem reaches 5psi then on higher revs like 5000rpm it then jumps up to 7or8....

PLEASE HELP, thanks in advance

WLD747 Experienced

WLD747

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Thanks guys for the tip after finally disconnecting the stock boost controller, I am able to boost to 12PSI no probs.

One more thing the car drives really good now. Smoother. I reckon the boost controller (stock one) was holding back the boost and power!.

So disconnect that stock boost controller and your car will drive better and faster.

Cheers

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