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ORIGINAL: JettaRedII
[sm=insomnia.gif]Man-o-man! I can see how that would happen, especially if you've not done this stuff before. Since the nozzle is threaded on both ends, it can screw in either way. I want to say, "how dumb", but I really can't. What a bummer. I'm suprised that little piece did so much damage.
[sm=insomnia.gif]Man-o-man! I can see how that would happen, especially if you've not done this stuff before. Since the nozzle is threaded on both ends, it can screw in either way. I want to say, "how dumb", but I really can't. What a bummer. I'm suprised that little piece did so much damage.
Thanks! So I should do it as follows.....check valve>elbow>nozzle with screen side screwed into elbow>throttle body adapter plate. Man we could have had another go down!!! Hate to hear about your troubles paintballguy.....I would have put it the same way! When I was playing around with my kit I had it screen side screwing into the throttle body adapter. The end of the screen side was flush with the inner circle of the adapter plate. Hmmm....maybe I will just pay a known VW/Audi shop with experienceto install the kit because I have no problem admitting my ignorance on with W/M. A few extra bones might be worth it.
ORIGINAL: Mobius97
...Hmmm....maybe I will just pay a known VW/Audi shop with experienceto install the kit because I have no problem admitting my ignorance on with W/M. A few extra bones might be worth it.
...Hmmm....maybe I will just pay a known VW/Audi shop with experienceto install the kit because I have no problem admitting my ignorance on with W/M. A few extra bones might be worth it.
The biggest challenge (after mounting everything), I think, is splicing into the MAP control signal. Don't use the quick connector that comes with the kit--it's too big for our skinny wires. But carefully strip the insulation off and solder it. (I used a razor blade to carefully cut the insulation without cutting the metal strands of wire.)
ORIGINAL: JettaRedII
So, what's the update on your car?
So, what's the update on your car?
Josh
Here are a couple more 3rd gear pulls. The first run is at 4.5 degrees advance timing and the second is at 3.75 degrees advance. Both are with the larger 5 gph nozzle. They were done within 10 or 15 minutes of each other. (Boost is the crimson line.)




