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91 740 boost question 700 1991

posted by  someguyfromMaryland on  Sat Apr 20 08:49 CST 2002
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Dave,

I've had an '89 760 turbo for 2 years and I've gotten to know it pretty well. I spend my time making it more like the day it was sold than better than the day it was sold. I've also heard and seen alot of people boosting turbos. I'd only recommend you spend a good amount of time researching what you want to do and understand where you're going before you start experimenting. I'll let the others give you their secrets for hopping up the boost, but I don't think the throttle switch is where you want to start.

Most people have started with the boost overpressure control linkage on the wastegate.

someguyfromMaryland






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