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how do you turn the boost down on a sierra saff cos and how do you know when its at a safe level without doing damage to the turbo or engine(no boost gauges in the car)
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i havent got the car yet and im asking just in case i buy a cosworth and the boost is too high and ends up damaging the car.
when living in spain.there aint alot of rs mechanics around in spain to sort the problems.
when living in spain.there aint alot of rs mechanics around in spain to sort the problems.
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thought you were buying a t5 volvo?
as above; just make the actuator rod longer; but if the car is chipped/ set up it might cause issue with fuelling etc
you'll need a few turns of the rod to feel any effect; i think i read somewhere that 1 turn equates to 1 psi (not sure how true that is tho)
as above; just make the actuator rod longer; but if the car is chipped/ set up it might cause issue with fuelling etc
you'll need a few turns of the rod to feel any effect; i think i read somewhere that 1 turn equates to 1 psi (not sure how true that is tho)
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