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BCS Restrictor (vacuum lines f*cked)

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dubslpr

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Mar 20, 2005
SF, South Dakota
I removed the BCS restrictor awhile back to gain that extra 1-2 psi. (WHOO!) Anyways I bought a MBC and let a buddy of mine install it and it never worked so I took it off and I'm not sure exactly how to put all the vacuum lines back to stock. I ordered a different MBC so if someone could give me a brief explanation and maybe a pic that would help a bunch! Thanks! :laser:
 
Right on. Thanks for the photo! If I don't hook up my MBC would those lines be the same minus the MBC. The MBC is a turbo xs.

Edit:

I do have the vacuum lines hooked up right. But the idle surges for some reason since I took it off... I played with the idle screw a lil bit but thats not helping...
 
yeah, if there was no boost controller just T from bov line to WG. But if there is no BCS you are only going to run the WG spring press. with out a mbc.
 
b16edcrxblitz said:
yeah, if there was no boost controller just T from bov line to WG. But if there is no BCS you are only going to run the WG spring press. with out a mbc.
NVMD. Fixed. :)
 
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