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There is alot to read there but might help you understand the ALS
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never thought about that! got me thinking
so when anti lag is active there is positive pressure in the inlet, therefore no vacuum for the brake servo
there is a slight vacuum in the inlet tract at this point as the turbo is 'sucking' (good girl!) would this be sufficient for the servo?
i supose a pedal box would be the best, but are there any other cheap and easy options?
so when anti lag is active there is positive pressure in the inlet, therefore no vacuum for the brake servo
there is a slight vacuum in the inlet tract at this point as the turbo is 'sucking' (good girl!) would this be sufficient for the servo?
i supose a pedal box would be the best, but are there any other cheap and easy options?
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