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GReddy Profec B

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Tsi

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May 21, 2002
I have had my profec for a couple of months i finnally got my tranny fixed and i fell that I want to turn the boost up.

MY question is what does the dots represent around the Low and High boost buttons so i know what i dial in before i hit it?

Thanks for any help.

:confused: :dsm:
 
Those dots don't neccessarily mean anything by way of representing psi increases.
Now having said that, When I adjust mine, they are close to one dot equaling 1psi. But I have seen a few others cars where it is maybe 3/4.

After adjusting monitor your boost gauge to ensure proper psi.
 
my only fear is over doing the internals, while i am so far away from home but gotty do what you gotty do


thanks bros
 
With my setup - my Profec B on Low all the way down is 14psi just to give you an idea. I believe all the way low (to the left) will set you to around the spring rate of the wastegate. It also depends on how you do your hoses. If i connect my wastegate directly to my pressure source it stays around 10-11psi which is about right for .7 bar spring. I need to try changing my hoses to the factory setup to see if I can have better adjustment on the dials.
 
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