Forge Actuator WOW!!
Then your forge actuator's thread is too long. I only turned 5-7 times in order to get the rod to be one hole shorter.
Originally Posted by tig488
thats what im talking about, the rod specs, i know the cannister and springs are the same, im wondering if the rod length or thread length is different. somebody posted pics of their setup and they had a forge cannister, but had the stock rod on it. i looked at mine and there is no way in hell the stock rod will fit on it. my threaded rod is too long, if i put the stock rod on my forge cannister, its so long, there wouldnt be any tension on the wg swingarm.


Originally Posted by tig488
you think that might help get the correct preload on my wg, right now like i said i have the short rod tightened all the way down till it wont go anymore, but maybe that is preventing me from achieving the right preload. im gonna call luis at forge tomorrow and see if he can ship me the right one, if not, ill send you mine.
Originally Posted by leeboyNY
Then your forge actuator's thread is too long. I only turned 5-7 times in order to get the rod to be one hole shorter.
Originally Posted by leeboyNY
Then your forge actuator's thread is too long. I only turned 5-7 times in order to get the rod to be one hole shorter.
Originally Posted by tig488
you think that might help get the correct preload on my wg, right now like i said i have the short rod tightened all the way down till it wont go anymore, but maybe that is preventing me from achieving the right preload. im gonna call luis at forge tomorrow and see if he can ship me the right one, if not, ill send you mine.
But....
Even with your long thread setup, as long as you can shorten it a hole or two length and pull the rod (preload) to mount it on the internal WG arm, it should work the same way.. shouldn't it?
Originally Posted by Sharif@Forged
Absolutely. You will have trouble getting more than 10psi out of the stock APS actuators. I struggled to get to 8.5psi with a customer's car last week...using a UTEC and Blitz SBC-iD. He did have a restrictive exhaust/downpipe setup, so that contributed to it. But for high boost, the upgraded actuators are a must.
Originally Posted by MadBoost
I just talked to Luis @ Forge and explained the scenario. He is just waiting for you to give him a call.
Originally Posted by BrianLG35C
Gotcha! So what is the maximum psi you've gotten out of a APS TT with the Unichip, upgraded actuators and exhaust? I know GRD reached 500whp with the APS 2.5" exhaust but that was on a Dynapack.
I believe MRC has gotten about 16-18psi out of theirs.
Originally Posted by Sharif@Forged
14psi.....customer didnt want any more than that.
I believe MRC has gotten about 16-18psi out of theirs.
I believe MRC has gotten about 16-18psi out of theirs.
What whp did you get at 14psi? So you're tuning the Unichip now?
Originally Posted by Sharif@Forged
I'll have valerie add them to the website...we sell at lot of them.
http://www.forgedperformance.com/sto...1&cat=0&page=1
Originally Posted by Valerie@Forged
Originally Posted by Nismo350ZRT
Valerie, that's for a pair right?
Originally Posted by BrianLG35C
Really? And that's with the stock APS TT fuel system?
What whp did you get at 14psi? So you're tuning the Unichip now?
What whp did you get at 14psi? So you're tuning the Unichip now?
Originally Posted by Sharif@Forged
No, this was with a full return fuel system, 550cc injectors, and a UTEC.
Any update on you becoming an authorized Unichip tuner?
Originally Posted by BrianLG35C
Ok, that makes sense.
Any update on you becoming an authorized Unichip tuner?
Any update on you becoming an authorized Unichip tuner?
Originally Posted by Sharif@Forged
We are going to become Unichip Q tuners, not regular Unichip. In all honesty the basic Unichip is a very crude platform. I have no doubt it can run engines safely, but its not going to be worth the high software/training costs, in order to run the system. We also need to run it on a Windows95 laptop....can anyone say EBAY? 

Fortunately, Destek Unichip Q tuner just opened business in South Korea. Once the Unichip Q is available for the APS ST, I can purchase the Unichip Q from Peter, and get it tuned...



