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Old 01-14-2023, 09:37 PM   #48
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I?ve tuned a few sr?s over the years running the mazworx manifold and with a high flowing head there can be some boost creep issues while trying to target low boost with an efficient turbo. With your setup you will likely see the boost creep 3-4psi above 1 bar spring pressure.
As everyone has suggested, test/run the car at wastegate spring (no boost solenoid plumbed in) until you can get boost under control. Then once you know you have a functional wastegate it is easy to plumb the boost solenoid back in and tune accordingly.

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Originally Posted by 240boosted View Post
Thank you guys for all the help really. I am using Quick Push Tubing for all my fittings. i going to rest the system again
These lines/fittings are great but be very very careful of melting the lines. Super easy to heat damage those lines running to the wastegate. Even a small leak in wastage plumbing will prevent the wastegate from opening correctly.
**I just tuned a R34 gtr that melted these lines on the dyno even though they were well insulated there is so much heat they ended up melting together.
On a budget use a quality silicone line, best option AN4 line and no matter what you use be sure to insulate and completely isolate (free floating) not testing on any hit exhaust/engine parts.
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