06-12-2004, 04:50 AM
Yeah, and you have different springs inside the wastegate because if you are only running 7psi, you don't want a spring in there that's opens up the wastegate at 25psi.
Basically, you have different PSI springs in the wastegate to give you a baseline of the amount of boost you will run. If you will run no less then 7PSI, get a 7PSI spring. LIke if you will run 12PSI on the street and 20PSI on the track, you have a 12PSI spring in the wastegate, then set the boost controller to 20PSI for the track.
You just can't do the reverse.
Basically, you have different PSI springs in the wastegate to give you a baseline of the amount of boost you will run. If you will run no less then 7PSI, get a 7PSI spring. LIke if you will run 12PSI on the street and 20PSI on the track, you have a 12PSI spring in the wastegate, then set the boost controller to 20PSI for the track.
You just can't do the reverse.