Oh, one more thing. I have seen people put an external spring on the WG to
hold it closed a bit longer and make it harder to open. You've got nothing
to lose (except your engine if you get a spring that is too big <G>) by
trying.


On Tue, Apr 7, 2009 at 3:14 PM, Rob Ebersol <[email protected]> wrote:

> So I've wound up with yet another actuator that won't stabilize
> regardless of preload/adjustment. On the bench it cracks at 5psi and
> is fully extended by 15psi. Best case scenario I get a rise 0-6psi,
> plateau, rise 6-8.5psi and plateau. Is there any reason I can't run
> an MBC prior to the EBC solenoid to produce a stable WG base? So I'd
> tune the manual boost controller to 10psi without the EBC in the
> loop. Then add in the EBC between the MBC and the actuator.
>
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