muthaducka
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Hi Guys
I went to an RR day and the data showed that my boost is getting two different signals, one from the AVC-R control and one from the actuator control. The is also a convern over the fueling for the two boost settings controlled by the avc-r because there is not setup on my car for altering the fuel for each boost setting.
In keeping with the ethos of my project, I am keen to get mechanically involved and learn new things and perhaps at the same time simplify things.
I have sold the avc-r in favour of using a GReddy TVVC manual boost controller. I have also bought a boost gauge and afr gauge to keep an eye on things.
Here are a few links to pictures taken that show the TVVC in my hand and the loose hose connections from removal of the avc-r.
The tvvc instructions show connection from wastegate to tvvc to turbo.
I have one hose from the wastegate and another from the inlet manifold?
Please have a look at the pictures, I would appreciate your feedback:
I've thought about just letting the actuator control the boost without the need for the manual boost controller - would that be a good idea as I only really want / need one good boost setting previously mapped at 1.1 bar last year. On the other hand I've read into the subject a bit and have found that the use of a boost controller help eliminate boost creep so maybe I should use the TVVC. Again, any feedback appreciated.
My car has been off the road for 5 weeks following my brake converstion to celica GT4 calipers. It is now ready to rock, pending flat battery (doh) and setup of boost control.
Here is a pic from the new brake setup:
Better pics and write-up to follow after testing
Thanks
Matt
I went to an RR day and the data showed that my boost is getting two different signals, one from the AVC-R control and one from the actuator control. The is also a convern over the fueling for the two boost settings controlled by the avc-r because there is not setup on my car for altering the fuel for each boost setting.
In keeping with the ethos of my project, I am keen to get mechanically involved and learn new things and perhaps at the same time simplify things.
I have sold the avc-r in favour of using a GReddy TVVC manual boost controller. I have also bought a boost gauge and afr gauge to keep an eye on things.
Here are a few links to pictures taken that show the TVVC in my hand and the loose hose connections from removal of the avc-r.
The tvvc instructions show connection from wastegate to tvvc to turbo.
I have one hose from the wastegate and another from the inlet manifold?
Please have a look at the pictures, I would appreciate your feedback:
I've thought about just letting the actuator control the boost without the need for the manual boost controller - would that be a good idea as I only really want / need one good boost setting previously mapped at 1.1 bar last year. On the other hand I've read into the subject a bit and have found that the use of a boost controller help eliminate boost creep so maybe I should use the TVVC. Again, any feedback appreciated.
My car has been off the road for 5 weeks following my brake converstion to celica GT4 calipers. It is now ready to rock, pending flat battery (doh) and setup of boost control.
Here is a pic from the new brake setup:
Better pics and write-up to follow after testing
Thanks
Matt