Originally Posted by
boostjunky
One of my thoughts was to retain the original VNT actuator, and use a pressure switch or manual boost controller type device to cut the vacuum feed as/when the desired or set boost level is reached. Vacuum would be generated using a simple 12v vacuum pump, sources of those I have found to be the cruise control pump from mid 1990's cars pre fly-by-wire throttle or an electric brake servo assistance pump which is found in more recent cars.
Also considering putting an external WG in place as a safety precaution, the Land Rover Tdi engine doesn't like more than about 18-20 psi boost pressure.
I've seen people using mechanical systems linked to the throttle but I'm not really sure about that myself.