which is the best or pros and cons? my sr20det is boosting at .6bar max and i wanted more boost lets say .8bar to .9bar.
boost valves/bleed valves are dirt cheap and an adjustable actuator are a bit more exspesive to up the boost ,
just wondering are boost/bleed valves reliable or unpredictable or i heard they cause pressure spikes and could damage the turbo does any one have experience with them?
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16-07-11, 10:23 #1Team Nocturnal
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boost/bleed valve vs adjustable actuator
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actuator.. hands down
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bleed valves are a piece of shit,
better off pay da extra few coins for piece of mind
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does it matter if its a straight rod type or bent rod? t28
my oem actuator is bent rod type does it have to be a bent rod type or straight rod ,its a sr20det vti anyone using an adjustable actuator just to see what yours is ?
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ive an adjustable t28 actuator there for 50 notes!! will be in mondello 2m!
anyone wanna swap s15 helical lsd for 1.5 or 2 way...
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