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BCA and BCS

Old 09-29-2006, 03:18 PM
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Can you explain to me clearly the bcs and bca mods for my SSEI 1994 with pics ,I' m not an expert in english and it' * difficult to understand . please??????
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Moved to Forced Induction.

The BCS bypass should only be done as a troubleshooting step. It removes the ability of the PCM to dump boost when necessary. While this is obviously bad for fuel mileage, it can damage your engine at a critical time (WOT, running lean).

The BCA trick rotates the BCA as far as it'* bracket will allow in one direction, allowing you to get into boost quicker on WOT. It doesn't add power.
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thank you very much!!!
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