Which boost controller(s) allow gear-based boost level.
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Re: Which boost controller(s) allow gear-based boost level. (vtec.dc2)
I think I've read somewhere that the World Electronics boost controller allows for this. Don't quote me on that though 
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Re: Which boost controller(s) allow gear-based boost level. (Greyout)
based off the speed sensor.
i think the best boost control is a motec ecu. sure its expensive, but when you add up the price of your stand alone, then add a speed based boost control, and misc things, you'll see that you get your money's worth.
i think the best boost control is a motec ecu. sure its expensive, but when you add up the price of your stand alone, then add a speed based boost control, and misc things, you'll see that you get your money's worth.
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Re: Which boost controller(s) allow gear-based boost level. (SEFI8LOxCivic)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by SEFI8LOxCivic »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">based off the speed sensor.
i think the best boost control is a motec ecu. sure its expensive, but when you add up the price of your stand alone, then add a speed based boost control, and misc things, you'll see that you get your money's worth.</TD></TR></TABLE>
absolutely the best but extremely time consuming to set up correctly(traction control) and illegal in most sanctioned events.
i think the best boost control is a motec ecu. sure its expensive, but when you add up the price of your stand alone, then add a speed based boost control, and misc things, you'll see that you get your money's worth.</TD></TR></TABLE>
absolutely the best but extremely time consuming to set up correctly(traction control) and illegal in most sanctioned events.
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Re: Which boost controller(s) allow gear-based boost level. (jinxproof99)
Rado runs his in thr Celica and thye let him go with it . But yes the World E one has it , the Innovative has it and the AVCR has it
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Re: Which boost controller(s) allow gear-based boost level. (jinxproof99)
i don't think its considered traction control. isn't the innovative boost controller and apex avcr based upon the same idea, limiting boost according to speed?
the motec traction control function compares the speed of the driven wheels vs the non driven wheels, and momentarily cuts ignition and/or fuel reducing engine power when a certain amount of slip is detected.
the motec traction control function compares the speed of the driven wheels vs the non driven wheels, and momentarily cuts ignition and/or fuel reducing engine power when a certain amount of slip is detected.
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Re: Which boost controller(s) allow gear-based boost level. (SEFI8LOxCivic)
i believe the motec traction control feature is not allowed in nhra, nopi, idrc..........
i was told that the techs check the wheels and if there are any sensors visible whatsoever, you are dq'ed.
i was told that the techs check the wheels and if there are any sensors visible whatsoever, you are dq'ed.
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Re: Which boost controller(s) allow gear-based boost level. (vtec.dc2)
The blitz sbc-id has one with the power meter hooked up. You program it based on speed. So 0-25mph no boost, 25-35mph 7psi, 35-60mph 13psi, 60-80mph 17psi,80+mph 25 psi, you get the idea...
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Re: Which boost controller(s) allow gear-based boost level.
i also found MSBC-1.. http://www.dragbike.com/news/10-00/103100a.htm - anyone using that?
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Re: Which boost controller(s) allow gear-based boost level. (jinxproof99)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by jinxproof99 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i believe the motec traction control feature is not allowed in nhra, nopi, idrc..........
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this is true. it's too bad that it isn't allowed, but i guess its understandable since it takes out the driver in the 1320 equation.
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this is true. it's too bad that it isn't allowed, but i guess its understandable since it takes out the driver in the 1320 equation.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by vtec.dc2 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i also found MSBC-1.. http://www.dragbike.com/news/10-00/103100a.htm - anyone using that?</TD></TR></TABLE>
A friend of mine is using that on his GT80'ed camaro, i'll talk to him about it and see how you go about setting it to vary boost depending on gear or whatnot.
A friend of mine is using that on his GT80'ed camaro, i'll talk to him about it and see how you go about setting it to vary boost depending on gear or whatnot.
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