Is a boost controller required when going boost?
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B*a*n*n*e*d
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From: 99th level of hell, where all roads only go straight, where curves go to die. Houston Texas
I have no idea. Can somebody help me out here as to if I need one or not..
If so... any recommondations?
If so... any recommondations?
no it is not required... when u get a wastegate it has a spring in it which designates the minimum boost the motor will see... this preset level stays the same unless u add a boost controller in which u can raise the boost... if u wish to stay at a certain boost level at all times and do not plan on changing it... just get a wastgate with the psi spring u wish to run
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Cool thanks!! I didn't even know about that.
I was under the impression that if you arent running a boost controller that the turbo would spool slower. Because, the wastegate will start to open at lower boost pressures and then fully open at the springs designated rate. If the boost controller is used it doesnt open at all right? So wouldnt the turbo spool faster since the w/g stays closed until told to open by the bc?
Maybe i am wrong?
Maybe i am wrong?
I was under the impression that if you arent running a boost controller that the turbo would spool slower. Because, the wastegate will start to open at lower boost pressures and then fully open at the springs designated rate. If the boost controller is used it doesnt open at all right? So wouldnt the turbo spool faster since the w/g stays closed until told to open by the bc?
Maybe i am wrong?
Maybe i am wrong?
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I was under the impression that if you arent running a boost controller that the turbo would spool slower. Because, the wastegate will start to open at lower boost pressures and then fully open at the springs designated rate. If the boost controller is used it doesnt open at all right? So wouldnt the turbo spool faster since the w/g stays closed until told to open by the bc?
Maybe i am wrong?
you are completely correct
Maybe i am wrong?
you are completely correct
A pic of mine on my GN is here: http://www.jimmyz.net/projpics.html
You can also control max boost with it because the wastegate won't open until the checkvalve pops open, which you can adjust. Just don't abuse the power it gives you - I've seen 26+ PSI on my car by mistake.
Jim
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