Bestest boost controller?
10-06-2006, 10:21 PM
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Bestest boost controller?
I have a cheapo mbc and while it works i cant help wondering what i have laying on the table becouse of the finnicky control and geuss work required to get the desired boost. So here is my question what is the best boost controller for less than say 200 dollars(or more if it is worth it). electronic or manual doesnt matter but i would prefer it to be a standalone unit and not be tied into an eftermarket ecu.
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ouch just looked up the greddy site no way 600-400 dollars is way to much for a bc.
10-06-2006, 10:52 PM
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Yeah...with the profec I was able to see great spool gains on the cars that I have used them in. You can even make it so you have a big high boost midrange spike and then taper it back. Being able to quickly switch between whoop *** and really whoop *** at the push of a button is cool too. I absolutely hate tuning cars with MBC's. Seems like you spend too much time jumping in and out of the car instead of driving an tuning.
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10-06-2006, 10:58 PM
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I know what you mean but that is alotof cash i could just dissconect my WG alotogether and buy another stage of WI and some more fuel for that much and run 20 psi till my tranny blows.
does anyone have experience with the perring boost controllers they seem to be in my price range if they work.
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10-06-2006, 11:42 PM
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Bripab007 and 2G Engineering have created one. There are a few test bunnies here one the board (me included) It's a nice, simple, easy unit and works just as demanded. A set it forget it device.
http://wiki.2g-eng.com
http://wiki.2g-eng.com
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10-07-2006, 12:12 AM
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basically 4 wires hook it up, power - gnd - 2 for the silenoid. Hook up the silenoid in place of the MBC, and tee the MAP sensor off your boost gauge. 20 minute install. Set your boost level, and then go out and test the duty cycle. Set that and forget it.
they are wokring on adding features for outputs, e-manage, WI spraying, etc.
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10-07-2006, 08:47 AM
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Actually, it won't work with a car that has improperly-routed PCV lines...
PSYCH!!!!
There's no price as of yet, but it'll be quite inexpensive for an EBC. In fact, I'll remind Hal and Taylor to go ahead and register on this forum so they can answer questions like these directly. I've been running different versions of the boost controller for several months now, and it's a really good piece.
Thanks for the interest!
PSYCH!!!!
There's no price as of yet, but it'll be quite inexpensive for an EBC. In fact, I'll remind Hal and Taylor to go ahead and register on this forum so they can answer questions like these directly. I've been running different versions of the boost controller for several months now, and it's a really good piece.
Thanks for the interest!
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