Best boost controller?
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Best boost controller?
What EBC's are people using here and how do you like it?
Under $350 if possible.
So far all I know about for that price range is the Profec B 2 and the Blitz. Any info on those two would be great as well
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Under $350 if possible.
So far all I know about for that price range is the Profec B 2 and the Blitz. Any info on those two would be great as well
TIA
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Re: Best boost controller? (cvclover)
Take a look at the Turbosmart E-Boost. 3 boost settings. Built in boost gauge(psi,kPa, bar). Programmable gate pressure function to totally eliminate wastegate creep - you tell the wastegate when to open. Programmable auxiliary output – e.g. water spray control, water/methanol injection, boost light
Programmable audible warning alarm – excellent for over-boost warning or full boost confirmation. Peak hold/Max Boost recall function.
The e-boost will actually keep the wastegate completely shut, until a certain boost level is reached. This way, you will not lose any power from escaping compressed air. That is why the E-boost produces more mid-range.
Programmable audible warning alarm – excellent for over-boost warning or full boost confirmation. Peak hold/Max Boost recall function.
The e-boost will actually keep the wastegate completely shut, until a certain boost level is reached. This way, you will not lose any power from escaping compressed air. That is why the E-boost produces more mid-range.
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I am interested in the turbosmart setup, but what is the cost?
I have heard a lot of good about the AVCR and titan motorsports is having a sale on them for 399 shipped right now. That is what I am planning on getting.
Craig
I have heard a lot of good about the AVCR and titan motorsports is having a sale on them for 399 shipped right now. That is what I am planning on getting.
Craig
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you should be able to find it for like $450-$500. I totally forgot about how easy the eboost is to use. It uses the same menu type features as a standard turbo timer
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if you want something totally simple that works great check out the hks evc ez..that what the majority of supra guys run and love it...i used to have it but needed money so i sold it and use a hallman mbc now.
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I bought the Greddy Profec B spec II. I have driven a car with it installed and it was simple and has a nice little display. Otherwise, you will have to get a used Boost controller if you wanna stay around 350
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Re: Best boost controller? (VanHonda)
I hear HKS EVC 5 are really good, one of the best EBC you can buy. I have an APEXI AVC-R for sale if anyone is interested e-mail me.
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Imran
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Thanks,
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Re: (boostdc)
will any of these controllers allow to set at 1 boost level and gradually turn up or adjust based on a certain rpm/speed...
ie- launch at 12psi and automatically adjust (something set at the dyno) either based off the rpm or a gradual increase...if that made sense...
ie- launch at 12psi and automatically adjust (something set at the dyno) either based off the rpm or a gradual increase...if that made sense...
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