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HELP......BOOST CONTROLLER -----> R33 GTST

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Hey guys, I've got a question regarding the installation of a boost controller into a SER II R33 GTST. Firstly, I've picked up a simple bleed-valve-type controller from Turbosmart, I'm using this until I get a digital unit in a month or two. Now, what I need to know is, from the factory, there's a tee-piece in between the vacuum source and the turbo actulator, this tee is branched off to a solnoid which bleeds back to the inlet.

The question is, if I installed the Turbosmart bleed valve in the place of this Tee-piece (with the arrow pointing towards the actulator), do I simply block off the vacuum line running to the Solnoid? would it effect the overall performance of the car by doing this? I noticed there are wires coming from this solnoid so would it effect the way the ECU process imformation by disabling this particular parameter? Or should I disconnect the wires running to this solnoid altogether? Cheers guys, any help with this is highly appreciated. My email is [email protected]

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Hey guys, I've got a question regarding the installation of a boost controller into a SER II R33 GTST. Firstly, I've picked up a simple bleed-valve-type controller from Turbosmart, I'm using this until I get a digital unit in a month or two. Now, what I need to know is, from the factory, there's a tee-piece in between the vacuum source and the turbo actulator, this tee is branched off to a solnoid which bleeds back to the inlet.

The question is, if I installed the Turbosmart bleed valve in the place of this Tee-piece (with the arrow pointing towards the actulator), do I simply block off the vacuum line running to the Solnoid? would it effect the overall performance of the car by doing this? I noticed there are wires coming from this solnoid so would it effect the way the ECU process imformation by disabling this particular parameter? Or should I disconnect the wires running to this solnoid altogether? Cheers guys, any help with this is highly appreciated. My email is [email protected]

Check that second year Aeronautical engineering book you found for the answer!!! :bahaha:

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