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installed boost controller....sweeeeet!!!! 850 1996

quick and easy install. what took some time is adjusting controller to 10-12 psi
very many thanks to kevin without his help and guidance, this dawes device would still be in a plastic bag in a drawer.
regards
francis








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    installed boost controller....sweeeeet!!!! 850 1996

    did you put in the hose on the side of the airbox like Kevins post said there are three hoses there?

    i looked and mine has three hoses color coded i think green blue and red?

    so you removed one hose capped it and pot in a T fitting? what line was capped nad what line was T'ed?

    thanks for the clearifacation.

    do you have any pics?

    i had a G-valve on my old 244 turbo and would like to put one on my 850.

    Thanks,

    Dan








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    Okay, so are you going to give us a performance update? How much more does your Volvo have? How much do these run, and are there any reliablity issues? I want more power out of my '95 854 Turbo, but want it to stay reliable.

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    '95 Volvo 854 Turbo: Gold Edition
    K&N Air Filter, Leather, 6 disc CD-changer, Rear Spoiler
    tinted windows








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      installed boost controller....sweeeeet!!!! 850 1996

      Jay, I'm sure you will find your reliability decaying proportionally to the percentage of power added above that of your 850's factory settings.







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