How much thread is showing on your actuator for 16psi.Ive gone back to the std bcs for safety while im playing with the actuator.Ive adjusted it abit and im just a smidge under 0.5 bar.Has anyone got a pic of there actuator and how much thread are you showing with what psi are you running lol
it will be different for every car mate
[quote=t5frankie;455229]it will be different for every car mate[/quote] Honest lol.So what your saying is i could have mine screwed say 3/4 of the way in for say 10 psi and you could have yours set at a 1/4 the same psi?
pull the r clip out of houseing,pull actuator bar off waistegate pin the adjust it so u have like a half moon shape hole on actuator bar.then put back on waiste gate pin the the r clip... take it easy on first runs bud
[quote=bigrotch;455233]pull the r clip out of houseing,pull actuator bar off waistegate pin the adjust it so u have like a half moon shape hole on actuator bar.then put back on waiste gate pin the the r clip... take it easy on first runs bud[/quote] Hi mate do you have far do you have to stretch your actuator rod to fit on the wastegate arm?
[quote=850Rick;455238]Hi mate do you have far do you have to stretch your actuator rod to fit on the wastegate arm?[/quote] the actuator should have alot of tention to get it over the wastgate nipple then you will have good boost unless you have a leak or the actuator is nackered .but take it easy on the the first run and if the car boost too much and hard then slacken off the actuator arm .
Use a hand pump and a bit of silicone hose to pump your actuator rod out makes it 10 times easier to get back on mate
It will vary depending on the age of the spring. A visual appearance will not help in comparing actuator performance. Before I fitted the Forge unit I buggered about with the nearly knackered stock actuator quite a lot. In the end had 6 full turns of pretension and it still wouldn't hold boost. I would add a turn and use trial and error - be careful though!
[quote=850Rick;455232]Honest lol.So what your saying is i could have mine screwed say 3/4 of the way in for say 10 psi and you could have yours set at a 1/4 the same psi?[/quote] thats right depends how weak or knackered your actuator is and different models have different actuators
[quote=t5frankie;455402]thats right depends how weak or knackered your actuator is and different models have different actuators[/quote] Thanks mate