robboxr6t Member 59 Member For: 20y 10m 18d Location: The sutho Shire Posted 06/01/06 09:28 AM Posted 06/01/06 09:28 AM got my t back today from getting a new boost actuator installed, it came back to me with less power than what I gave them.came in with 226rwkwcame out with 225rwkwits not much but its the principle of the thing, spending $500 on squat.and the car feels like it runs stuff all boost, compared to before.wtf........
xrturb god bless my kids Member 611 Member For: 22y 5m 17d Gender: Male Location: claremont meadows, sydney Posted 06/01/06 10:10 AM Posted 06/01/06 10:10 AM did they retune the car after it was fitted sounds a bit dodgy to me
jEtONiT Legacy Donating Member 1,817 Member For: 22y 11m 5d Gender: Not Telling Location: next door.. Posted 06/01/06 11:31 AM Posted 06/01/06 11:31 AM I think you need a refund for the custom tunes, and a change of tuner..
Romulus Legacy Donating Member 1,279 Member For: 21y 9m 7d Location: Perth Posted 06/01/06 11:43 AM Posted 06/01/06 11:43 AM More details would be good before anyone can form an opinion. Perhaps a higher boost actuator was installed but tuned for a lower level
jordak Member 1,226 Member For: 22y 4m 2d Posted 06/01/06 11:54 AM Posted 06/01/06 11:54 AM More details would be good before anyone can form an opinion. Perhaps a higher boost actuator was installed but tuned for a lower level <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Agree more info, as in what was their reasoning as to why no gain was acheived and what they intend to do about it would be useful.Not sure how the $500 was made up but at worst they shouldn't be charging you for anything more than the actuator/labour and even then should keep working on your car until a more satisfactory tune is provided free of charge.
Buf-Phoon loitering with intent Legacy Donating Member 13,318 Member For: 23y 1m 22d Gender: Male Location: Zombie Birdhouse Posted 06/01/06 12:02 PM Posted 06/01/06 12:02 PM My guess is this is C &Vs Tune. Actuator work seems to be a standard feature.Have to wonder why ???
rob82 Member 65 Member For: 20y 10m 22d Posted 07/01/06 12:24 AM Posted 07/01/06 12:24 AM They upgrade the actuator because they probably cant control the boost properly within the edit. They probably just use a dyno duty cycle and hope that the acuator will hold more of the boost up high. All this actuator upgrade stuff is just BS for stage 1 and stage 2 tunes. Hate to say it but I dont know of many tuning places that can control boost properly.
Blonk Iconoclast Legacy Donating Member 4,330 Member For: 22y 14d Gender: Male Location: CH Posted 07/01/06 12:33 AM Posted 07/01/06 12:33 AM Disconnect the boost solenoid and fit inline a $ 60 GFB boost bleed valve...Had one on my T with wog tune and exceptional results..262 rwkw's - 8 psi
philldub Member 81 Member For: 22y 26d Posted 07/01/06 12:39 AM Posted 07/01/06 12:39 AM Look that maybe one way of controlling the boost,but why? find a tuner that knows their stuff and stick with the factory system,it works and has all kinds of saftey features able to be built in.
rob82 Member 65 Member For: 20y 10m 22d Posted 07/01/06 12:46 AM Posted 07/01/06 12:46 AM Disconnect the boost solenoid and fit inline a $ 60 GFB boost bleed valve...Had one on my T with wog tune and exceptional results..262 rwkw's<{POST_SNAPBACK}>There's a good idea taking an electronic boost controller off that is able to bring boost on earlier and hold it further up the rev range and replace it with a dumbass temperature dependant bleed valve. You have know lost any overboost engine protection. Using a bleed valve is essentially the same thing as what most edits do they set the boost control solenoid to a set duty cycle - so its pretty much just a controlled vent; hence a bleed valve.
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