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ForcedFour Time Capsule

1991 Mitsubishi Eclipse GS-T that was a piece of Lancaster, PA history that I've brought to MA. Also my first car that isn't rotten.

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Since your intercooler/piping is all aftermarket according to your build, I doubt you have another port, but always worth a look. That would be ideal for boost control but maybe not feasible right now. Eventually you could tap a port into your intercooler piping somewhere.

BOV should have a larger diameter source than the P port on the TB. Save P port for when you get a boost gauge, preferably sooner than later since you're already running higher than stock boost. Even an inexpensive boost gauge and single A-pillar pod would be better than the stocker.

If it were me, I'd move boost controller to port E on the throttle body. This port is boost only, which is what you want for boost control. Then move the BOV back to the stock location on the intake manifold port.
 
Yeah that makes sense. Once I get some cash aside I'll get a better gauge.

As for the E port, where is that one?
BOV should have a larger diameter source than the P port on the TB.
Yeahhhh... That's why I was so confused when the 6mm BOV hose was T'd to a 4mm heading to that port. Dunno why PO did that but...
 
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