Doesn't matter on Motronic either. As I said I tested like 6 of them and I never needed to adjust anything to keep the boost curve exact the same.
2 bar on a GTX2867? Interesting. I guess that happens for like 1000 rpm, and you are overspinning the turbo massively by doing so. Either that, or your engine has severe breathing problems.
The wastegate spring is chosen by backpressure. If you try to hold 2 bar anywhere close to redline with the stock spring, you will see that this is impossible.
On a stock engine, a K26 #6 housing won't do more than 1.65 bar to redline on stock spring, even with the WG line disconnected and blanked off. So you will need a harder spring to hold the boost.
This has nothing to do with N75, hell, you can disconnect the N75 and use a MBC if you want, or just disconnect the hose from the wastegate altogether - the backpressure in the exhaust simply pushes the wastegate open. A & O of FI tuning.
So I can not answer your question, because the question is asked incorrectly.
It is not what boost you want to run, it is what BACKPRESSURE you are going to see. The spring needs to be strong enough to counteract the BACKPRESSURE, so that target boost at redline is reached with 90% DC. Is it more clear now?
2 bar on a GTX2867? Interesting. I guess that happens for like 1000 rpm, and you are overspinning the turbo massively by doing so. Either that, or your engine has severe breathing problems.
The wastegate spring is chosen by backpressure. If you try to hold 2 bar anywhere close to redline with the stock spring, you will see that this is impossible.
On a stock engine, a K26 #6 housing won't do more than 1.65 bar to redline on stock spring, even with the WG line disconnected and blanked off. So you will need a harder spring to hold the boost.
This has nothing to do with N75, hell, you can disconnect the N75 and use a MBC if you want, or just disconnect the hose from the wastegate altogether - the backpressure in the exhaust simply pushes the wastegate open. A & O of FI tuning.
So I can not answer your question, because the question is asked incorrectly.
It is not what boost you want to run, it is what BACKPRESSURE you are going to see. The spring needs to be strong enough to counteract the BACKPRESSURE, so that target boost at redline is reached with 90% DC. Is it more clear now?

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