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i have a wolf 3D computer in the car, was wanting to know can i change the boost in the car using that, or i have to get it done from somewhere else...
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This really belongs in technical. However, you can change it.
If you take the wolf out, you have no boost. If you put it back in, you have whatever level of boost it is currently at. TADA! Boost controller!
Lol seriously though, you will need to find out the version.
If you take the wolf out, you have no boost. If you put it back in, you have whatever level of boost it is currently at. TADA! Boost controller!
Lol seriously though, you will need to find out the version.
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Well the bad news if you are running 7psi at the moment, you can't put it down. The factory wastegate will open at 7psi regardless of the boost controller, nothing you can do about it short of trying to somehow drop the boost pressure.
However, if you are running more, and you can tell that there is some sort of solenoid driving the boost (ie, look under the bonnet around near the turbo and see if there is a vacuum hose that goes in one side of a black box and out the other, with some wires running to the cabin) then it may be possible to drop the pressure.
Its hard to find out from the information you have given.
However, if you are running more, and you can tell that there is some sort of solenoid driving the boost (ie, look under the bonnet around near the turbo and see if there is a vacuum hose that goes in one side of a black box and out the other, with some wires running to the cabin) then it may be possible to drop the pressure.
Its hard to find out from the information you have given.
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You can switch the boost off easily you press no.2 first scroll down to boostctrlactivate press set it will be on activate press set again and use the <> keys to switch it off or on.Off=standard boost on=whatever it is set too.As for adjust the boost level i have no idea which values to change.And for this to work it must have a solenoid fitted to allow the wolf to control boost as some one else has said. :D
This is for the version 4.
This is for the version 4.
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