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Dawes device - Keino - 09-12-2015 Hi! Anyone of you familiar with a solution called "Dawes device"? Thing is I want to turn up my boost. Im using 617.952 with 7.5mm Dieselmeken pump and a Borgwarner S200G @ 1.9bar boost (27.5psi) Wanna go a bit higher. Maybe 2.3Bar or so. The wastegate I have looks something like this: http://i926.photobucket.com/albums/ad109/DeJi1984/200sx/P1040236.jpg (Not my turbo) The device, as I understand is to be mounted between the compressorhousing and the wastegate on the vacuum line. There is a screw on the device to adjust how much air passes on to the wastegate in order to adjust the boost pressure, without touching the wastegate. http://www.fordclubsweden.se/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=29087&d=1267212305 That's how I think it works anyway. Anyone have input? Tried it? Good/bad? If this solution is no good, then I might be looking for a stronger spring for the wastegate. Hard to find though it seems. Mostly I get from google search is gas tuning parts (Less than a bar boost ![]() RE: Dawes device - led-panzer - 09-12-2015 I actually just bought one, have to see how it does RE: Dawes device - hooblah - 09-12-2015 It would work if you have electronic fuel injection. It will still work to open the wastegate later on a mechanical injection system, but there will be no increase in fuel. Kinda pointless really. But give it a go and see what happens. RE: Dawes device - Keino - 09-12-2015 (09-12-2015, 02:24 PM)led-panzer I actually just bought one, have to see how it does Same here. Bet you will mount it before I do ^^ Be sure to post results ![]() Is she still running great? =) RE: Dawes device - led-panzer - 09-12-2015 Still going strong ![]() Need to finish the exhaust out the back RE: Dawes device - Petar - 09-12-2015 Also known as the ball and spring manual boost controller. Never tried it myself but people say it works pretty well. It has a ball pressed on a set by a spring and on the other side of ball there is input pressure. The ball blocks the flow of air until the air pressure over comes the spring. A side benefit is that it can keep the Wastegate fully closed longer during spool up, which allows the turbo to spool faster and be more responsive. ![]() RE: Dawes device - led-panzer - 09-12-2015 The Dawes boost controller bleeds boost off via a third office to let you run higher boost levels RE: Dawes device - m1tch - 09-13-2015 Its just a basic bleed manual boost controller? RE: Dawes device - raysorenson - 09-13-2015 LOL. I had to google what a dawes device was. I was sure it was going to be awesome. RE: Dawes device - ho55 - 09-17-2015 The Volvo D24T had one on it when i bought the vehicle, it seemed to control the boost quite nicely. RE: Dawes device - F.R.A.S - 09-19-2015 Dawes Device is an awesome boost controller that gives you rock steady boost. I personaly use it in every manual build where a MAC-valve can't be used. RE: Dawes device - Hario' - 09-21-2015 (09-19-2015, 10:07 AM)F.R.A.S Dawes Device is an awesome boost controller that gives you rock steady boost. I personaly use it in every manual build where a MAC-valve can't be used. it looks like it is to help stop wastegate creep? RE: Dawes device - awsrock - 09-25-2015 I just got one of these. I had a cheap ebay one on my old 300D. For a stock car that is automatic, the biggest change is that when the car shifts gears around 2000-2200 rpm, it keeps that strong boost in the next gear. I think it makes driving in traffic much smoother. And yes, if you have wastegate creep, this will eliminate it. I am happy again so far. My only complaint about the Dawes MKII is that one of the nipples is smaller than the other, so I had to fiddle with some attachments to make it fit the wastegate hose. |