Denmark

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How do you now if you need a 3 port boost solunoid with a link ecu on a my99

skassa

SecretAgentMan

The boost comes on *very* sluggishly (is that a word? ) with the 2-port.

/J

Denmark

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thanks Jerry

john banks

Intrigued to know WHY it is slow with 2 port vs 3 port - is this Link specific? I ask because I can get very fast spool up using the 2 port but my own controller - I think it feels as fast as a disconnected wastegate. If there is a theoretical/practical advantage to the 3 port it might be worth me changing my design that is all. Any comments welcome.

SecretAgentMan

I'm clueless on it John, all I know is that with the link, spool up got loads better with the 3-port. No matter how you set the WG parameters with the 2-porter you could get it snappy.

Now I'm struggling with base duties and different loads...either it's kinda slow in the lower gears, and behaves in higher....or vice versa...I'm trying to perfect it...but it seems as if I'll have to do with a compromise.

(/J

Denmark

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Jerry.
I can see on BRD`s site bob says call regarding the 3 port soluniod.
Can you tell if you need it before you buy a link or is it if the boost is not controled probly.(sorry for the spelling)

Skassa

SecretAgentMan

I ran my link for a month or so with the stock 2-port solenoid, no problems at all - apart from a very slow response.

/J

Denmark

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Okay that meen that you HAVE too buy it!

Skassa