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ailwyn wrote:I would have thought that there would be no more than atmospheric pressure if the plenum were disconnected from the turbo, or is the vacuum created by the exhaust enough to raise the pressure?
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ailwyn wrote:Mick's boost gauge is reading 0.5 bar. How is it getting a reading of 0.5 bar if the turbo compressor is effectively disconnected from the engine air inlet (the plenum)? Is it that the exhaust side of the turbo is compensating?
Maybe I'm barking up the wrong tree (again) but it sounds like the engine would be drawing in air directly rather than through the turbo.
RayD wrote:My question caused a bit of a stir.
On the strength of Dave’s comment about the quality of the SJS grommet we could do with seeing what it looks like, fitted. I don’t want stringing up at Donington for starting it all off.
Unlike the picture Ailwyn has provided where the pipe seems to be emerging from the hole vertically, mine is at a sharp angle. To fit a flat grommet the tube would need centralising. It would seem to need a telescopic type where the inner hole would be an inch or so away from the outer.
Ray
paza1 wrote:Dave,
I was the grateful recipient (Sept 2005). It fitted great (don't recall cutting), is very sturdy and hasn't damaged the body. Just the job. It was from SJs wasn't it?
Cheers
Mark
Paul.P wrote:Dave, i had an original £20 lotus grommit about 14 mnths ago, it has split all the way round now, so am willing to try the SJ one at £7.50 to see if it lasts any longer ?


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