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Originally Posted by SOHCmyDOHC,Apr 23 2008, 12:53 AM
I think this is what he means since IWG's don't use port 1.
basically the solenoid runs "in series" with your "intake" to the WG.
Nope! That wiring means that boost will be modulated to the BOV. Boost will not leak or anything, but it will compromise the ability of the BOV to open the valve under high boost.
You need to go from the solenoid straight to the WG actuator. You never want to have anything that relies on a boost-only source after a boost-control solenoid (BCS in most tuning circles). That is a modulated signal.
You need to tee the boost source from the intercooler pipe (intake in this example) to the solenoid and then go to the Synchronic BOV.
Mr.Aqua- you got it right. Now you just need your boost-only to port C and you'll be golden!
Originally Posted by SOHCmyDOHC,Apr 24 2008, 02:00 AM
Oops! put the wrong pic. So it should look like this right?
Yup, this is the way it should be. Everyone else reading this should bear in mind that the "intake" is actually the intercooler pipe which puts out a boost-only source.
thanks for being patient and walking through it.
