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you need a gauge for your own info, and yes a Manual Boost valve

works fine just not as staible as electronic job, just wot you can aford @ the time. i have Manual Boost valve but plan to go electronic as soon as i can. hope this helps m8

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Ps, drb5's turbosmart fella should be a good bye !!!! face-icon-small-wink.gif

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Just dont go daft with how much you alter the boost, remember your altering the boost without altering the fuel so potentially it can run lean at higher boosts.

I was always gonna fit one to my bugeye but Im too old and sensible for all this moding malarky...... face-icon-small-happy.gif

Spooks

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Cheers JC.

Just as Spooks says, don't go mad with it. If yours is a UK turbo, then i suggest setting the controller to about 1.14 BAR MAX. That's just below fuel cut and in a safe enough area.

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if you want to run a higher boost pressure than 15psi you will need to get an uprated fuel

pressure regulator and get it set for the boost you want otherwise you will melt a pistonface-icon-small-shocked.gif

i have a dawes valve you can have for £15 and they are easy to setupface-icon-small-wink.gif

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would this be ok to fit without a fuel pressure regulator upgrade, it has a max adjustable range 0 bar to 1.3bar (0- 18.9PSI)

Max. pressure limited to 1.3 bar to prevent engine damage.

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i would love to mod my car to the highest spec but the problem is i need to use it for buisness and as it is i clock up approx 100miles a day so you can imagine my fuel bill at present.

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