best daily driven boost controller?
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Turbosmart dual stage MBC, if your hi and low boost setting aren't that far apart this is a great product. I run 9psi on low and 15.5psi on hi always switch's when you want it to easy install not complicated at all. I have heard people say the profec b etc don't always switch when you really need them to in hurry ie racing.
The turbosmart dual stage is real nice, I currently have that on my car. I'm getting ready to put the Turbosmart E-boost on.
The eboost has 3 boost settings, 2 aux outputs(nitrous, water-injection...), plus its gate sensitivity is unmatched by anything else on the market. And yes, you can also change of the fly.
I have attached a dyno of an Evo 8 w/ a electronic boost controller vs. an Evo 8 w/ the Eboost. http://www.jrponline.com/press/eboostdyno.jpg.
This is the same car, just w/ different boost controllers. They didn't even program the eboost either, so more could be gained.
The eboost has 3 boost settings, 2 aux outputs(nitrous, water-injection...), plus its gate sensitivity is unmatched by anything else on the market. And yes, you can also change of the fly.
I have attached a dyno of an Evo 8 w/ a electronic boost controller vs. an Evo 8 w/ the Eboost. http://www.jrponline.com/press/eboostdyno.jpg.
This is the same car, just w/ different boost controllers. They didn't even program the eboost either, so more could be gained.
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