before i had my car chipped and i had the old actuator, i used to be able to adjust the boost by adjusting the length of the rod on the actuator. Now i have had it chipped, the actuator looks a bit different, can i still adjust it in the same way by changing the length of the rod?

 

Yep - should be able to. Although it might throw your settings out, if you had it set up after being chipped.

Also it is possible that your new actuator is a changeable one. If it has allen key type screws you can open it up and get a stronger or weaker spring put in it. - But you need to the the type etc b4 you order a diff spring.

 

get a bleed valve and adjust it that way

 

yeah i agree wiv stevo that what i av

 

where should i get a bleed valve from? are they expensive? hard to fit?

cheers

 

not expensive at all piece of piss to fit

 

Dont get a bleed valve!

 

I'd agree - Problem with a bleed valve is that you get bored with the boost your running and turn it up a bit more every now and again Then pop - well thats wot I did

 

i got one set of people sayin get a bleed valve and another set of people sayin dont!!

 

Norton - It's upto you mate, But as Jamie says you can get bored of boost and just whack it up, next thing u know, bang. Just dont like em IMO. U could get one that is fixed though, but again if u want more boost you will just wind it out and bang!

 

wots the lowest boost you can run???