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How to adjust SBR ( Forged performance ) T28 actuator

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hottboost

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May 17, 2006
Romney, West Virginia
Just as the title says. Mods are current. Just fixed all boost leaks and boost is still falling a few psi. Got the adjustable actuator today and am installing it tomorrow. My question is when I put it on in which direction do I turn it to run higher boost. I am still using mbc but I want to adjust the actuator to where it doest allow the flapper to blow open. Do I adjust the arm to be longer or shorter? Silly question but I want to ask to make sure. They said that it would have the 14 - 18psi spring. Does anyone else have expierence with this product? Thanks in advance!

Carl
 
making the arm shorter puts more tension on the diaphram requiring more pressure to open it, meaning shortening the rod arm will give you either stable boost or more boost.
 
See what it runs when you install it and go from there. Problem being your not gonna get a T28 to hold to redline. I have a ported Super 60 T28 and I only hold til around 6500. You can hold 18lbs til redline maybe.
 
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