So you take the Secondary vacuum diaphragm, open it up, take the spring that's in it(its about 45mm long IIRC), Cut about 1/3 of the spring off, stretch it back to roughly 45mm to make the spring stiffer. **Make sure to flatten the cut end so it seats properly to avoid any damage to the diaphragm!** Put it all back together and take it for a drive.
You should notice that the secondaries activate sooner than before, and without the annoying flat spot, and it's a smooth transition just like stock.
Takes about 5 minutes to do, and there is a noticeable difference.
Here are some pics I stole from ausrotary.
Vacuum Diaphragm:
Original Post from Colbskee on Rx7 club
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