Springs vs. Boost Controller
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Originally Posted by MIAPLAYA
Not if the diapphrams on the actuators to the actuators themselves are not physically capable of holding the gate close to more then that.
I very much doubt that would be possible with an exhaust that generates higher back pressure, on the standard springs.
Originally Posted by baptist
I can hold a steady 15psi on the standard actuators on my APS kit. (that is running the 3.5" downpipes and the 3" exhaust)
I very much doubt that would be possible with an exhaust that generates higher back pressure, on the standard springs.
I very much doubt that would be possible with an exhaust that generates higher back pressure, on the standard springs.
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Originally Posted by MIAPLAYA
I never said the out of box actuators couldn't do that. Read my post more carefully. I said it doesn't matter what boost control you are using if the actuator its controlling is not physically capable of holding the gate closed for that amount of pressure.
I never said that you said they couldnt! I was just giving an example of my setup and what is achievable with an open exhaust.
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