How to make a homemade manual boost controller

 · Materials needed: 1 x 1/8" NPT 1/4" Barbed Nipple (Male Fitting) 1 x 1/8" NPT 1/4" Barbed Nipple (Female Fitting) 1 x 3/16" Ball Bearing. 1 x Utility Spring. 2 x 1/2" Hose Clamps. The barbed fittings are used from compressors, but you should screw them onto each other so that you have a nipple on each end. The spring and ball bearing go inside so that .  · Boost pressure uncontrollable- Make sure hoses are sourced and plugged in properly. Boost setting to high- get a weaker spring Boost setting to low- get a stronger spring Boost spiking to much- drill a slightly bigger vent hole All parts are usually available at a Ace Hardware. Grab a sales rep and bring the required materials list with you.  · External Wastegate Setup. Allow the engine to cool down before installing your boost controller. Locate the bottom port on the external Estimated Reading Time: 3 mins.

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MAKE SURE the compression on the spring (from the Bolt) is completely released and increase compression on it, which increases boost, gradually. Here is a basic cutaway view of what the internals will look like once the controller is completely assembled. Make your own boost controller or bleed valve for only $12 with simple hand tools and parts from your local hard ware store. A Manual boost controller allows. Tap the Cap all the way thru. Make sure the hole is tapped straight (concentric to the hole) 4. Take the jam nut and thread it part way up the Bolt. Wrap the Bolt with Teflon tape, to prevent air leaking between the threads, and thread the Bolt and nut into the Cap, place aside for now.