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Old 12-08-09, 02:06 AM
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Twin scroll solenoid.

Doing emissions removal on a 87 turbo and just wondering what solenoid needs to be kept....if any at all..? I thought the boost pressure or twin scroll solenoid needed to be kept but is that only on 89-91? Blah, im tired and my post may be a little confused, so excuse me for that. :P
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bump.

Also, the line that comes off the intake to the solenoid rack....I assume can be capped off, correct?
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the twin scroll solenoid should be kept for s4 turbos. there's not much point in removing it, it's there to improve low end torque. the s5 turbos have a different design that eliminates the twin scroll solenoid and actuator.
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heres some pics
Attached Thumbnails Twin scroll solenoid.-s4-turbo-emissions-removal.jpg   Twin scroll solenoid.-dscn2367.jpg  
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you need to keep the first one (black one not the one im holding) and as shown in the diagram you need to re route the vac hose to it
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alright so, the one with the black clip...correct?
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Yes, if you are using a stock turbo setup.
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im using that setup with a bnr stage 4
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http://www.rotaryresurrection.com/2n...s_removal.html
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Yeah, ive read that many times...along with many other guides and it mentions nothing about the solenoid, while others say you should keep the twin scroll solenoid.
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if your not using the stock turbo dnt keep the twin scroll
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I got a BNR stage 2 and I got rid of the twin scroll actuator and removed the flap inside the exhaust manifold.
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