I recently purchased the RJC boost controller and am about to install it. Before I do I just want to be sure I understand how the system works. The wastegate solenoid is removed or bypassed by this unit? If so, does it's removal affect the ECM at all? Was there a noticeable increase in spool up with this unit? Thanks.
RJC boost controller installation...
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BLKCreeper
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- Jan 6, 2003
1/4" hose from the boost souce to the controller and 4mm silicon hose from the controller to the actuator.
crownvic96
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- Jan 31, 2005
will it make a difference if i adapt the small hose size back up to fit whats on my stock actuator?
rodman99999
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- Mar 25, 2004
boost setting shortcut
If you have an air tank with a gauge on it: you can save some time, gas, and experimenting with boost. Fill your tank to the pressure you want your actuator to open at, then put the air chuck(held tightly) on the compressor side of the RJC controller. Blow air into it, and unscrew the adjustment until the controller just starts to vent out the actuator side. Lock it down, install it, and you'll be all set. Of course: you can do the same thing with a compressor and regulator.
If you have an air tank with a gauge on it: you can save some time, gas, and experimenting with boost. Fill your tank to the pressure you want your actuator to open at, then put the air chuck(held tightly) on the compressor side of the RJC controller. Blow air into it, and unscrew the adjustment until the controller just starts to vent out the actuator side. Lock it down, install it, and you'll be all set. Of course: you can do the same thing with a compressor and regulator.
