Are fancy boost controllers like this one worth the extra $$$?
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Title says it all, looking at this boost controller that brags about all kinds of fancy ****.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Turbo...em230093631066
Not sure if i should go in on one...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Turbo...em230093631066
Not sure if i should go in on one...
if its a real turbonetics probally worth it.
ive used the greddy(i think) one like it.looks just like it but polished aluminum.
it clicks every half turn,so it cant unwind,d buy it for 40,they used to be around 150.
ive used the greddy(i think) one like it.looks just like it but polished aluminum.
it clicks every half turn,so it cant unwind,d buy it for 40,they used to be around 150.
Regulators that you can get at hardware stores and the like. It always pissed me off that GReddy and Turbonetics sold them as if they where anything other than that. Take a look at the regulator at a Craftman air compressor at Sears and you will see the same boost controller.
http://store.norgren.com/US/en-US/ca...G-2AK-NMN.html
MBCs like that are acutally Relief Valves....search online venders for them and you can save $20....this site only seems to be stocking the 1/4" 5-150psi type....personally I'd look for a 1/8" 5-30psi. but you get the idea.
for the ultimate MBC you'd use a relief valve to set boost pressure, then a pressure regulator to ensure no boost spike and that the wastegate stays closed as long as absouletly possible,
read his: http://autospeed.drive.com.au/cms/A_...popularArticle
MBCs like that are acutally Relief Valves....search online venders for them and you can save $20....this site only seems to be stocking the 1/4" 5-150psi type....personally I'd look for a 1/8" 5-30psi. but you get the idea.
for the ultimate MBC you'd use a relief valve to set boost pressure, then a pressure regulator to ensure no boost spike and that the wastegate stays closed as long as absouletly possible,
read his: http://autospeed.drive.com.au/cms/A_...popularArticle
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