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Old 20 January 2002, 10:45 PM
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I was told the other day that it's possible to run my MY97 Scoob at 1 bar, it currently runs a 0.75bar. The method described to up the boost was to locate the pipe off the waste gate with the restrictor in, and then reduce the size of the hole in it. Down to about 0.6mm
Has anybody tried this? Are there any bits of kit out there that do this in a better way? Your thoughts please.
Old 20 January 2002, 10:53 PM
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Chaz,

See my thread is 1bar 12 or 14 psi in the technical section. A couple of guys on there seem to know their stuff.

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Old 20 January 2002, 11:12 PM
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I dont know about your way,but my scoob has a PE chip installed so I can run at up to 1.2bar.

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Old 20 January 2002, 11:55 PM
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Scottdg,
Just had a look at the threads on Boost. Chr15t on a bike! Building your own ECU thingmy bob for a tenner, chips, code. What are these guys on. Somebody better build John B an intercooler for his head before his brain gets too hot!!
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