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Old 17-03-2004, 09:19 PM
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a local tuner in my area has advised me to
remove my amal valve and plumb the vacum
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will this do any damage to my stg1 saff
any help/replies will be appreciated
Old 18-03-2004, 12:11 AM
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Keep the amal valve on dude

the iginistion has control of cutting the boost incase something goes wrong
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I would deffo keep the amal on a stage one
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keep it as the ECU controls the amal valve and there the boost levels are keept at a safe level

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amal valve back on then

thanks for the advice lads
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Default Re: Amal valves

Originally Posted by syd
a local tuner in my area has advised me to
remove my amal valve and plumb the vacum
direct
will this do any damage to my stg1 saff
any help/replies will be appreciated
Who advised that
Old 19-03-2004, 07:28 PM
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steve
rather not say mate but this
bloke is well known for building
quick cars and has worked on my
motors for years. I don't have a problem
with him I just wanted to know why?
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if you run the hose directly to the actuator you run it low boost ALL the time!
the amal valve opens and let the compressed air "leak" into the airbox, see the boost pressure from the compressor, presses on the actuator and makes the wastegate open prematurly (Spelling...)

So don't run it directly from compressor to actuator. Mine was like this when I got my saff. It ran 0.6 bar or so, now with amal valve on it runs 0.9bar std.

Cheers Kennert
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mine ran an amal valve at 34 psi!this helped it peak high then drop back!418 bhp 409 lb/ft,cant argue with it!
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