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A mate with a EF has cut this vacuum hose and inserted a Turbosmart boost controller on it. He says it is a special trick and adds maybe 5kw (I laughed). I'm not entirely sure where it leads and what it does. Can anyone help with this "trick"? |
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fordzatmyplace |
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WTF???
thats total BS. Your mate didn't drive a Civic before his EF did he?
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fordzatmyplace wrote: WTF???
thats total BS. Your mate didn't drive a Civic before his EF did he? LOL, no R&D by any chance?? |
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fordzatmyplace |
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i think this dude needs one of these to go with his boost vacume controller
tell him you can get 20hp for $19.95 http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Intake-Mod-Chip- ... dZViewItem
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I don't know what he is thinking to have come up with this idea... His other car is a turbo r31 skyline. So that may explain somethings (atleast it's better than a VL).
But does anyone know where it leads to and what it is suppose to control? |
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Gaz |
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is it to the ABS or carbon canistor?
it goes down behind the bumper.
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That is the vacuum line to the purge cannister, and most of the time, the inline solenoid is closed except under certain conditions. End result.... wasting his time with the boost controller.
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