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ok, quick run down

I have a series 2 r33.....full turbo back exhaust.....

the stock boost solenoid is f*$ked....and has been since i got it...so my car only runs 3-4psi at the moment....

i have a boost tee and was thinkin of puttin it in and diallin it up to 9psi or there abouts....do i have to have a larger fmic...or the smic is fine for that much...jus not anymore???

i jus want a tad more power than stock, so this small increase in boost should do the trick.....

so is it cool to jus do it that way???

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10 psi should be fine

make sure you use an aftermarket boost gauge. the stocker is not in psi, and is not very accurate, or quick to respond.

an r34 smic wouldnt hurt either. but you'll be fine with what you have now.

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