You have a problem. Abnormal boost pressure leading to fuel shut off will not happen at 10 psi with a stock meter, let alone the larger Lex meter on a stock turbo.
Cervinis is a large dealer for late model and others. However, being a very low volume car, I doubt they build in advance like they do a foxbody Mustang.
The car isn't rated for rwhp from Toyota. Even 230-232 is not a hard fast number with variables like mechanical wastegate actuators and slippage of a torque converter.
For the record, the car is designed to run about 210 degrees. The thermostat opens at 192. That isn't the temp it maintains, that is the minimum it maintains.
What type of settings does the HKS unit have? Often a boost controller will raise the limit, but it still functions like a mechanical actuator, bleeding as it builds to prevent a spike. And make sure you have the lines hooked up right, and are not bleeding to atmosphere.
Lots of people buy things strictly because of what it looks like. It is their money. There is no gain to facing front. If you get a new plenum that is larger, or shorter routing, that is useful.
I like my GReddy Profec B Spec 2. It does things a little different than what you are thinking in your head, but that doesn't mean it doesn't work right. You don't pick a psi, and go. You set duty cycle, and fine tune the variable with it. It isn't actually hard to do, just different. And PSI is...
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