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:: $15 manual boost controller from apolloracing.com :: anyone using this ::
just wondering if anyone is using this. if so, care to share a review. thanks.
http://www.apolloracing.com/pr...id=66
http://www.apolloracing.com/pr...id=66
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Re: :: $15 manual boost controller from apolloracing.com :: anyone using this :: (ID_ten_T)
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Re: :: $15 manual boost controller from apolloracing.com :: anyone using this :: (ScrapinSi)
Here's another site that sells ball and spring type MBCs.
EDIT: I've also heard that the ball and spring is better than the ones using needle vlaves (or whatever they're called). The ball and spring will allow you to reach full boost sooner. And I've also heard that they are more stable and predictable then EBCs that use stepper motors or solenoids to control boost.
But that's just what I've read from people on the net.
http://www.hallmanboostcontroller.com/index.html
EDIT: I've also heard that the ball and spring is better than the ones using needle vlaves (or whatever they're called). The ball and spring will allow you to reach full boost sooner. And I've also heard that they are more stable and predictable then EBCs that use stepper motors or solenoids to control boost.
But that's just what I've read from people on the net.
http://www.hallmanboostcontroller.com/index.html
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Re: :: $15 manual boost controller from apolloracing.com :: anyone using this :: (BlueShadow)
Ball and spring boost controllers are very simple to make and require only a couple of dollars worth of parts. Search around on the internet and you will find some instructions to make several different styles. I have even seen people take two homemade ball and spring boost controllers and an electric bypass make a two stage boost controller. I personally will just stick with my profec b.
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Re: :: $15 manual boost controller from apolloracing.com :: anyone using this :: (ID_ten_T)
my needle valve bleeder mbc that i built works just fine. max boost quick. heck of a lot cheaper and way easier to instal than an ebc.
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Re: :: $15 manual boost controller from apolloracing.com :: anyone using this :: (ID_ten_T)
I prefer the ball and spring style hands down over the bleeder style.
Bleeder style will make your turbo work slightly harder, increasing temp. Not much, but on my old setup it was enough to cause me problems.
Bleeder style will make your turbo work slightly harder, increasing temp. Not much, but on my old setup it was enough to cause me problems.
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