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mines mapped for a -31...so it would fook it all up,but if u have a chip off the shelf it can be set up to work...........(sorry i forgot u dont listen to me)
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Hmm...... never heard a mapper ask what actuator you have to write the map.
It's just a mechanical device that limits the boost pressure. -31 you can go as low as 8 psi, -34 as low as 14psi.
If you are runnig greens you could use either, and as far as i can see there is no difference AT all in the maps. As you are NOT altering air flow, fueling etc etc.
-31 or -34 set at 19psi, doesn't matter.
It's just a mechanical device that limits the boost pressure. -31 you can go as low as 8 psi, -34 as low as 14psi.
If you are runnig greens you could use either, and as far as i can see there is no difference AT all in the maps. As you are NOT altering air flow, fueling etc etc.
-31 or -34 set at 19psi, doesn't matter.
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all grove use (if asked) are -31's............when i had a boost problem i said i'd put my -34 back on to see if it was the actuator....he said no its mapped for a -31.........turned out to be a dodgy amal valve,but thats a different storie
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Hmm...... never heard a mapper ask what actuator you have to write the map.
It's just a mechanical device that limits the boost pressure. -31 you can go as low as 8 psi, -34 as low as 14psi.
If you are runnig greens you could use either, and as far as i can see there is no difference AT all in the maps. As you are NOT altering air flow, fueling etc etc.
-31 or -34 set at 19psi, doesn't matter.
It's just a mechanical device that limits the boost pressure. -31 you can go as low as 8 psi, -34 as low as 14psi.
If you are runnig greens you could use either, and as far as i can see there is no difference AT all in the maps. As you are NOT altering air flow, fueling etc etc.
-31 or -34 set at 19psi, doesn't matter.
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Originally Posted by pete mcrash
mines mapped for a -31...so it would fook it all up,but if u have a chip off the shelf it can be set up to work...........(sorry i forgot u dont listen to me)
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mines mapped for a -31...so it would fook it all up,but if u have a chip off the shelf it can be set up to work...........(sorry i forgot u dont listen to me)
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mines mapped for a -31...so it would fook it all up,but if u have a chip off the shelf it can be set up to work...........(sorry i forgot u dont listen to me)
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The type of actuator is irrelevant what is important is the pressure it is set to hold, i.e. is it appropriate for MAP sensor and injectors.
All this bull about actuator and mapping is BOLLOCKS ask any tuner for a chip and they ask as stated above what:
turbo (flow for pressure)
injectors (fueling)
MAP sensor (MAP range)
All this bull about actuator and mapping is BOLLOCKS ask any tuner for a chip and they ask as stated above what:
turbo (flow for pressure)
injectors (fueling)
MAP sensor (MAP range)
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mines mapped for a -31...so it would fook it all up,but if u have a chip off the shelf it can be set up to work...........(sorry i forgot u dont listen to me)
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Originally Posted by Dave Ridge
The type of actuator is irrelevant what is important is the pressure it is set to hold, i.e. is it appropriate for MAP sensor and injectors.
All this bull about actuator and mapping is BOLLOCKS ask any tuner for a chip and they ask as stated above what:
turbo (flow for pressure)
injectors (fueling)
MAP sensor (MAP range)
All this bull about actuator and mapping is BOLLOCKS ask any tuner for a chip and they ask as stated above what:
turbo (flow for pressure)
injectors (fueling)
MAP sensor (MAP range)
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How exactly does actuator make boost come in sooner and more progressive, at this point it is doing nothing ???? That is all down to your turbo type, surely.
Actuator is working at the other end of boost profile when the boost has built up and it begins to Limit it by opening the wastegate
I've personally got a Collins type that the springs inside is changable.
How exactly does actuator make boost come in sooner and more progressive, at this point it is doing nothing ???? That is all down to your turbo type, surely.
Actuator is working at the other end of boost profile when the boost has built up and it begins to Limit it by opening the wastegate
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I've personally got a Collins type that the springs inside is changable.
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Originally Posted by Dave Ridge
pete mcrash
How exactly does actuator make boost come in sooner and more progressive, at this point it is doing nothing ???? That is all down to your turbo type, surely.
Actuator is working at the other end of boost profile when the boost has built up and it begins to Limit it by opening the wastegate
I've personally got a Collins type that the springs inside is changable.
How exactly does actuator make boost come in sooner and more progressive, at this point it is doing nothing ???? That is all down to your turbo type, surely.
Actuator is working at the other end of boost profile when the boost has built up and it begins to Limit it by opening the wastegate
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I've personally got a Collins type that the springs inside is changable.
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Also if your actuator is too weak you end up with wastegate creep
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Originally Posted by Dave Ridge
pete mcrash
How exactly does actuator make boost come in sooner and more progressive, at this point it is doing nothing ???? That is all down to your turbo type, surely.
Actuator is working at the other end of boost profile when the boost has built up and it begins to Limit it by opening the wastegate
I've personally got a Collins type that the springs inside is changable.
How exactly does actuator make boost come in sooner and more progressive, at this point it is doing nothing ???? That is all down to your turbo type, surely.
Actuator is working at the other end of boost profile when the boost has built up and it begins to Limit it by opening the wastegate
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I've personally got a Collins type that the springs inside is changable.
How would an actuator make the boost come in sooner
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CAN ANY TUNERS SHINE SOME LIGHT ON THIS
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im glad i asked this question now, seems to be a can o worms
i definetly agree that the actuator choice cant make the turbo create boost quicker ,it just isnt possible, as the wastegate is closed on either actuator when making boost, the only difference being one will open sooner than the other, this is the reason i assumed amal map would be different as it woulodnt have to full bleed for so long with the -34?
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i definetly agree that the actuator choice cant make the turbo create boost quicker ,it just isnt possible, as the wastegate is closed on either actuator when making boost, the only difference being one will open sooner than the other, this is the reason i assumed amal map would be different as it woulodnt have to full bleed for so long with the -34?
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mines mapped for a -31...so it would fook it all up,but if u have a chip off the shelf it can be set up to work...........(sorry i forgot u dont listen to me)
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all i asked last time was for you to explain how removing the internal compents of an amal vavle ,can fix it...... which anyone should see ,it doesnt. the valve would NOT work.
if you had explained it as mitsy fq did ,that the valve would be on full bleed thoughout the map, and having the valve open all the time would make no real difference, i would have understood, but you didnt explain it at all ,just said ahmed told you to do it
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can you explain that?
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I cannot see how a different actuator would require any work to the ECU Map at all - even with respect to the Amal valve.
Ultimately, it fuels the car based on map against rpm (subject to trims), and as such, the different actuator is not going to affect either of those, as it cannot affect its volumetric efficiency (notwithstanding that VE is maximised when the wastegate is actually open!).
The amal valve will simply be told to operate at a given achieved PSI - As such it shouldnt in theory (to the best of my knowledge) make any difference providing the Actuator is actually capable of the job at hand.
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Ultimately, it fuels the car based on map against rpm (subject to trims), and as such, the different actuator is not going to affect either of those, as it cannot affect its volumetric efficiency (notwithstanding that VE is maximised when the wastegate is actually open!).
The amal valve will simply be told to operate at a given achieved PSI - As such it shouldnt in theory (to the best of my knowledge) make any difference providing the Actuator is actually capable of the job at hand.
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they may advise YOU for your aplication ,but its not the same as everyone elses ![Rolling Eyes](https://passionford.com/forum/images/smilies/icon_rolleyes.gif)
so in turn passing this information on ,without knowing the ins and outs of it ,could be considered dangerous
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so in turn passing this information on ,without knowing the ins and outs of it ,could be considered dangerous
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so what would be the advantage of running one over the other, if a -31 can be wound up to open at 30psi , and so can a -34, there would be no real benifit?
the amal valve theory i was thinking about.. was, if the amal valve bleeds air away from the actuator to prevent i seeing the full compressor boost so it doesnt open, with a stronger actuator, it in theory wouldnt need to bleed of as much, or for as long because the actuator itself could keep the gate closed even if it was seeing full compressor housing pressure to a point
the amal valve theory i was thinking about.. was, if the amal valve bleeds air away from the actuator to prevent i seeing the full compressor boost so it doesnt open, with a stronger actuator, it in theory wouldnt need to bleed of as much, or for as long because the actuator itself could keep the gate closed even if it was seeing full compressor housing pressure to a point
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A stiffer actuator will make the peak boost com ein earlier as it will not open until more boost is acting on it.
This in turn will force more air into the engine compared to a waste gate that has open earlier.
This in turn will force more air into the engine compared to a waste gate that has open earlier.
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A stiffer actuator will make the peak boost com ein earlier as it will not open until more boost is acting on it.
This in turn will force more air into the engine compared to a waste gate that has open earlier.
This in turn will force more air into the engine compared to a waste gate that has open earlier.
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Originally Posted by JTECHSAFF
they may advise YOU for your aplication ,but its not the same as everyone elses ![Rolling Eyes](https://passionford.com/forum/images/smilies/icon_rolleyes.gif)
so in turn passing this information on ,without knowing the ins and outs of it ,could be considered dangerous
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so in turn passing this information on ,without knowing the ins and outs of it ,could be considered dangerous
my question is..what if it isnt?
the answer...BANG.
so picky yes i am, but when it comes to it , being picky may save me an engine.
come on you must see my point here?
its like someone telling you the fuel pressure for you cossie is 3.5 bar pipe off,which is standard and what most tuners use, so you set it, only to go and melt your engine, afterwards you find out your tuner uses a higher pressure, but the person who told you didnt know, it a dangerous game imo
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Originally Posted by rapidcossie
A stiffer actuator will make the peak boost com ein earlier as it will not open until more boost is acting on it.
This in turn will force more air into the engine compared to a waste gate that has open earlier.
This in turn will force more air into the engine compared to a waste gate that has open earlier.
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to keep it simple a -34 is used when the -31 is not strong enough to keep the wastegate closed and is over come by the exaust gas pressure in the turbine housing.
Boost is boost, running a -34 will not lower the boost threshold so if your map was mapped by an expert fuel and ignition maps will not need changing.Boost maps will however need changing or the valve flow rate can be changed by changing the jets
Boost is boost, running a -34 will not lower the boost threshold so if your map was mapped by an expert fuel and ignition maps will not need changing.Boost maps will however need changing or the valve flow rate can be changed by changing the jets
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right ok this is my take on it the 34 will hold the wastegate shut longer so preasure will climb that bit quicker then it will hit a group of load sites which mabey are not set aquuratly so then on then the car could run lean and det
a have got data logs some where that with 31 actuator and a 34 ill find them out but the out come was a on average 300/400 rpm lower psi pick up on the 34 to the 31 and a quick increase of psi on a 4 gear run so it was definatly hitting at least 8 different sites on a load up and it was a lot leaner as i had never hit those sites with a 31
a have got data logs some where that with 31 actuator and a 34 ill find them out but the out come was a on average 300/400 rpm lower psi pick up on the 34 to the 31 and a quick increase of psi on a 4 gear run so it was definatly hitting at least 8 different sites on a load up and it was a lot leaner as i had never hit those sites with a 31