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    would be much easier to read in english lol, but just so i understand correctly, bov line goes straight from intake manifold to bov, and the line for wastegate is the one that is before the tb, if thats the case thats what i though anyway

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    the bov should be direct from the inlet maniflod/plenum chamber, and the wastegate goes from the inlet side of the throttle body but also connects to the factory boost control solenoid valve.

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    thought that was the case

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    so i got some vac line to go direct from intake manifold to bov, exactly the same issue, no better, next thing im gonna try tomorrow, use the vac line i got and ee if i can run that from t piece to boost gauge and see if that helps, hoping it does

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    Don't forget to check the T piece itself to ensure the branch that goes to the boost gauge is the same size as the straight through diameter.

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    Ok, will check that

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    well im an idiot lol, turns out when i taped up the t piece to make it seal better with the vac line that i actually almost compleletely blocked the hole on the manifold side of the t, take the tape off and use zip ties that i just brought to seal it, problem solved, gauge it now really responsive, easier to see the boost go up and down as i go up in the rev range, might be an issue there, and pretty much instantly down to about 25 inched of vac when i take foot off compared to a second or 2, so glad i sorted that out, feel a bit stupid blocking off the hole in the first place

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