2 stage boost!?!?!
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My car(my 95 wrx) is running a dawes at 1.1 bar and is very harsh to drive in traffic so I was wondering if it is possible to run 2 stage boost on my car without the ECU getting confused?
I have drawn a diagram of how I was thinking of doing this, any other suggestions would be welcome![Big Grin](https://www.scoobynet.com/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
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when the bleed valve is open it will bypass the dawes letting the actuator open at around 0.5 bar boost, when it is closed the dawes will operate as normal.
I have drawn a diagram of how I was thinking of doing this, any other suggestions would be welcome
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when the bleed valve is open it will bypass the dawes letting the actuator open at around 0.5 bar boost, when it is closed the dawes will operate as normal.
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I run a DIY 2 stage boost on MY96 UK.
I have a PPP ECU so standard boost is 13.6 psi.
I have a DIY FCD (cuts in around 13.5 PSI & cuts out around 18.5 PSI)
I also have a Dawes @ 17PSI.
The above too are switchable on the fly via a single in Car switch - the FCD using a relay & the Dawes using two standard 3 port solenoids.
I'm selling this kit this weekend & will eventually update my website (SEE PROFILE) to describe how it was done.
Best of luck,
Chris.
I have a PPP ECU so standard boost is 13.6 psi.
I have a DIY FCD (cuts in around 13.5 PSI & cuts out around 18.5 PSI)
I also have a Dawes @ 17PSI.
The above too are switchable on the fly via a single in Car switch - the FCD using a relay & the Dawes using two standard 3 port solenoids.
I'm selling this kit this weekend & will eventually update my website (SEE PROFILE) to describe how it was done.
Best of luck,
Chris.
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