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Re: Standard or uprated Actuator - GTI-R? [Re: ] #277837
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Re: Standard or uprated Actuator - GTI-R? [Re: pinin_prestatyn] #277852
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Originally Posted by pinin_prestatyn
Yeah they know a bit, but they'll never be as knowledgeable as.....


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Maybe on a question of how to cook my chips.....

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Re: Standard or uprated Actuator - GTI-R? [Re: ] #277856
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Re: Standard or uprated Actuator - GTI-R? [Re: pinin_prestatyn] #277863
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sorry if I'm getting off topic tongue but why not go for a actuator that can be regulated from say 0.3bar to 1.0 if you so wish? I guess you are talking about fixed ones, right?
My T34 came with a regulatable (does such a word exist???) actuator and it came really handy. Say you are just after a rebuilt, you let it loose at 0.2bar, then you get it to .6 and eventually settle for 0.9 wink

Re: Standard or uprated Actuator - GTI-R? [Re: ] #277992
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Sensible replies please boys wink

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Re: Standard or uprated Actuator - GTI-R? [Re: ] #278382
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Can I just check a couple of things here please relating to the subject...

To check the base boost, you can just connect up both pipes from the PRV and that should give you base boost to check out what the boost is regulated by the actuator?!

If it's lower than 0.8bar on the base boost, can you litterally buy and swap over to a 0.8bar actuator or are they other things to take into account?!

Cheers,

Mark laugh

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