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Old 23 July 2004, 09:52 AM
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Question brass boost restrictor

just spoke with dave henry cars about a replacement restrictor. I have an overboost problem and i need to put a smaller restrictor in to stop the problem. Dave henry cars stated that there is a ferm who drill restrictors to youre spec and someone on scoobynet will know who they are . Any one out there who can help.If not does anyone know the part number for the restrictor with a smaller bore than 1.1mm?
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You don't want a smaller bore you want a larger one. If you get a smaller one it will increase the boost not lower it. I think you can buy the restrictors direct from subaru but I don't know the part number.
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As above - a larger restrictor hole = lower boost level.
I bought 1.25mm and 1.30mm drill bits from an engineering suppliers and did it myself.
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Originally Posted by fiestaboy
As above - a larger restrictor hole = lower boost level.
I bought 1.25mm and 1.30mm drill bits from an engineering suppliers and did it myself.
where do these restricters go whhen i floor my car it splutters but it doesnt do this when i accelerate slowly is this over boost?
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Originally Posted by wanted
You don't want a smaller bore you want a larger one. If you get a smaller one it will increase the boost not lower it. I think you can buy the restrictors direct from subaru but I don't know the part number.
Depends on MY
MY92-96 : smaller restrictor reduces boost
MY97-04 : smaller restrictor increases boost

Because on MY92-96 the restrictor is after the actuator using a 3-port solenoid and on MY97-04 it is before the actuator using a 2-port solenoid.

Just make one out of a bit of brass (or even plastic) bar and a small drill bit set.
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Originally Posted by Scott.T
Depends on MY
MY92-96 : smaller restrictor reduces boost
MY97-04 : smaller restrictor increases boost

Because on MY92-96 the restrictor is after the actuator using a 3-port solenoid and on MY97-04 it is before the actuator using a 2-port solenoid.

Just make one out of a bit of brass (or even plastic) bar and a small drill bit set.
You learn something new everyday,nice one Scott.T
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http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthrea...ght=restrictor
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