2jzgte, need vsv help!!!
06-30-14, 08:01 PM
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2jzgte, need vsv help!!!
Hi guys! I'm pretty new to this so I'm here to ask a newbie question lol sry...
IM swapping a 2jzgte into my sc300 and bought a wire harness from tweak'd performance. Every thing was going awesome until I noticed that the harness doesn't have the vsv connectors on it
I want to ask you guys, is it necessary to have this switches? Or is there a way to bypass them or cancel them?? What's happening here, can yall help me out? I would greatly appreciate it!! Thx for your time 
IM swapping a 2jzgte into my sc300 and bought a wire harness from tweak'd performance. Every thing was going awesome until I noticed that the harness doesn't have the vsv connectors on it
I want to ask you guys, is it necessary to have this switches? Or is there a way to bypass them or cancel them?? What's happening here, can yall help me out? I would greatly appreciate it!! Thx for your time
06-30-14, 08:58 PM
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Hi guys! I'm pretty new to this so I'm here to ask a newbie question lol sry...
IM swapping a 2jzgte into my sc300 and bought a wire harness from tweak'd performance. Every thing was going awesome until I noticed that the harness doesn't have the vsv connectors on it I want to ask you guys, is it necessary to have this switches? Or is there a way to bypass them or cancel them?? What's happening here, can yall help me out? I would greatly appreciate it!! Thx for your time
IM swapping a 2jzgte into my sc300 and bought a wire harness from tweak'd performance. Every thing was going awesome until I noticed that the harness doesn't have the vsv connectors on it
I want to ask you guys, is it necessary to have this switches? Or is there a way to bypass them or cancel them?? What's happening here, can yall help me out? I would greatly appreciate it!! Thx for your time
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I want to thank you guys for your support, I got in contact with tweak'd and they told me I don't need them, they mentioned a mod called the TX mod, link below to be explained it case you guys want to try.
http://mkiv.supras.org.nz/articles/andy.htm
I'll be running like that lol. Thanks guys
http://mkiv.supras.org.nz/articles/andy.htm
I'll be running like that lol. Thanks guys
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07-02-14, 03:28 PM
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That is really surprising if you have twins and had a custom harness made that you wouldn't want the option to run it in sequential. I know what TTC is and not everyone likes it as the boost comes on more like a single turbo. Not adding them would make the harness easier to make though so I see why they assume most will TTC or go single but if you were wanting sequential I guess better ask for it.
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I would recommend having the vsv for the sequential set up if you are running a stock auto, but if youre manual then youll be ok with the vsv deleted. I say it cause you wont hit full boost til 4k rpm in ttc.
07-03-14, 01:52 AM
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That is really surprising if you have twins and had a custom harness made that you wouldn't want the option to run it in sequential. I know what TTC is and not everyone likes it as the boost comes on more like a single turbo. Not adding them would make the harness easier to make though so I see why they assume most will TTC or go single but if you were wanting sequential I guess better ask for it.
07-03-14, 12:20 PM
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^^ Sure, if he planned on that anyway or doesn't mind going single at this time. It would be a big deal to me since I am rebuilding stock twins and have to stay with stock twins for inspections. And I want them anyway. I'm still curious as to what the OP's order options were for his harness since they do have many variations for different setups.
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