Synapse Engineering BOV.
Can anyone inform me as to what or when the C port on the side is used?



THX

 

it depends on how you want to hook it up.

watch the video the owner of synapse made on yt about it. pretty decent explanation there

 

do u have a link?

Most of the videos are of installs with out much mention of the vac/pressure lines.

UPDATE- I just spent another useless video search. I challenge anyone to show me a decent video. Turns out the manual I received was wrong.

 

About 8 seconds worth of searching :P

 

Thanks I watched that in entirety ..there is no mention of where / how to set up a, b, c port.

I just got thru to them on the fone and its all cleared up... The newer units do not have the c port and my user manual was defective.

 

It goes through each scenario. Port C goes to boost reference, then they play around with A and B, going to vacuum or atmosphere and how responsive each one is.

 

watching to the end, it says most responsive is Port A hooked up to vac, with B to atmosphere, and C to boost reference (before throttle body)

 

OP,
I challenge you to use your brain.
lol

 

OP just spend a useless search looking for it. He challenges anyone to find his brain.





Sorry OP, it was too easy

 

Yes I watched it.

This confused me since this is not what the manual states as to how to hook it up.

Yea I know my brain is weak and useless. It seems to be doing a pretty good job of putting me in-charge of a $40,000 machine.....at my day job.

I've been working on my car for a long time and there is a lot going on.

Just trying to save some time here.

Turns out the user manual I had contained a faulty picture/diagram that did not even show the C port.

I appreciate all the care and support and entertainment for those that have nothing better to do.

Thanks

 

Hehe $40k that's cute, I've got $40k worth of servers I deal with on a daily basis, not to mention the $6k per license per year for the testing software used on those servers...

But the Scalability testers are the crazy ones, they'll throw $3-5 MILLION worth of hardware at some of our projects... ****'s crazy, but when you need to simulate 100,000 users...

 

lol 40k...
Some of us work in the health care industry