Unplugging the Boost dump
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Unplugging the Boost dump
I'm about to go try and unplug my boost dump ..I just wanted to know before I did this if it were any downfalls to doing this? Is it harmful in anyway to the PCM or engine? Also I want to know if you guys are only unplugging the boost dump for the track only or for daily driving also? I'm a daily driver and was just curious to know is this in anyway safe??
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Originally posted by Lightning Boy
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You can purchase the parts to make your own boost bypass @ Autozone for 5.00 instead of setting a soft code by unplugging the solenoid.
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From: Warner Robins, Ga, CSA
mike: It is done to save us from 'embarrassment' at the track or at the stop light. You don't want to have had the boost dumped(doing a burnout for instance) just prior to launching--you will run a 15 second 1/4 instead of a 13 second....................
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