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Ok guys I got an issue I’d like to hear your thoughts on. I have a r32 gts-25 non turbo that I swapped a rb20det into a few months back. Also added split dump, full 3” TBE, nistune, wideband, and other gauges. So when warm it has always had a breakup in boost at WOT. It was getting to around 11psi on my boost gauge. So I also had a 45v1 rb25 turbo that I had planned to throw on when I was diagnosing the break up, since I would already have everything apart. This past weekend I installed the turbo and used the actuator off the 20. Replaced coil packs/ gapped to 0.8/ changed afm and still had the breakup. So tonight I was out driving. I pulled over and disconnected vacuum port to BOV to see if there was any difference, and boom, the misfire/hesitation under WOT was gone. She ran and drove great, even though it had flutter. But the weird thing is I am only getting 7 psi constantly even though I changed the actuator off the 20 that I personally have had hitting 11psi for months. I’m hoping the couple beers I’ve had this evening might be having me miss something obvious...sorry for the novel. Thoughts please!

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If you disconnect a bov it will leak when there's boost in the system. Pressure helps keep it shut.

Do you have a wideband? If leaking boost out of the bov made it run right it would be crazy lean otherwise.

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