forge actuator

May 25, 2008
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whats the benefit of fitting one of these ? are they just for the big horsepower boys or do you see any difference on a ko3/ko3s thanks in advance
 
May 25, 2008
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anyone???? as i am about to do my ko3s conversion and the person i got mine off said about fitting one while the turbo is out ??
 

Mat

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new phrase i've been using for a while. Insteda of "google it" it's now "wiki it". Just had a look myself, and can't find much TBH. Maybe I'm searching wrong :shrug:
 
May 25, 2008
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oh ok , yeah tried that with no avail so i thought the lads / ladies on here might be able shed abit of light
 

pj1985

1.8T Power
Oct 31, 2006
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Point of the forge actuator will be to have a stiffer spring than the standard which will require more pressure against it to open and bleed off boost.
 

s1l3nc3r

ASBO car.
Jun 30, 2008
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fitting it should allow you to increase or adjust the amount of boost your turbo makes.

if i understand what i have read correctly.

seems simple enough more boost to go faster etc, but im thinking would do more harm than good due to feuling and things.
 

AaronGS

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Jan 8, 2007
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I am sure forge have previously said that they are to replace your standard one if there are issues with it. Did the guy you bought it off maybe mean just replace it now to avoid issues and fiddling about in the future?
 

pj1985

1.8T Power
Oct 31, 2006
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More adjustment with the forge one as you can change the spring but you simply wouldnt need to on k03/s. Might cause problems, might not but it wouldnt give you much gain if any. MBC is pointless on k03/s aswell unless you want to stop a boost spike or something as the N75 is perfectly capable of controling the boost.
 
May 25, 2008
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yeah could do reuvers , i just dont fancy hearing all thier sales pitch ! i think the bloke meant its easier to fit while i have it on the bench thats all