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can anyone please enlighten me on what this beep could be that wails when i accelerate, i really want to stop it

details are:

r34 gt-t, 22" rims not sure the offset, turbo smart manual boost controller, turbo smart bov and a fuel ratio ecu mod chip

all other components to my knowledge are standard

i will upload a video of it shortly

Edited by joel_brucejbm

can anyone please enlighten me on what this beep could be that wails when i accelerate, i really want to stop it

details are:

r34 gt-t, 22" rims not sure the offset, turbo smart manual boost controller, turbo smart bov and a fuel ratio ecu mod chip

all other components to my knowledge are standard

i will upload a video of it shortly

Good son of rajab.

Looking forward to the replies.

cool how do i kill le ghetto mod warning alarm with out removing said modification lol?

could it be the standard boost controllers circuit not being closed

Edited by joel_brucejbm

do you guys know if a gizzmo electronic boost controller would solve it or would i need to find a way to close the standard bov circuit as well??

im pretty sure running a aftermarket ecu is a potential sovle but dont know if i want to spend the money on that :/

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