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boost controller 700 1989

posted by  nyroguls on  Fri Apr 12 06:07 CST 2002
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The boost was not adjusted manually with the turbo plus. The T-plus allowed boost to go to about 12psi above 4000+ rpms.

In retrospect, the kits are kind of silly though. The dawes device is the way to go. As for fitting a dawes with a t-plus? I don't know, but I'd just take out the t-plus and sell it. Then fit the dawes.

Roguls
New York, USA






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