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Old Feb 1, 2010 | 06:42 PM
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do ford use this in the pipe work to help with boost, im just trying to understand how the pill jet restictor works ? they fit into the boost pressure inlet line to the actuator here,s a quote from MLR intresting read i thought

How Do We Get Good Control At Both Low And High Boost Pressures?
This is done by using restrictors in the pipework to allow a small amount of air bleed to make a big difference in the pressure that the actuator is seeing.

If you fit a restriction into the boost pressure inlet line to the actuator then you cause a pressure drop across the restriction. This means that the pressure after the restriction is lower than it was before (remember the water tap scenario).


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Old Feb 1, 2010 | 07:16 PM
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right mate!! i remember that from my s2 , i think japs use 2 one in the solanoid for high boost and one in the inlet line to the actuator for low boost

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