Unphzd

Ive been looking into the nxs manual boost controller and so far ive read some good things about it. What does Honda tech think about it before i buy it? Ill be running a t3 garrett turbo on my jdm d15b prolly on 7 or 6 psi. Would it hold boost well? Last me a while?

BigMike0147

I bought one recently, but haven't had a change to try it yet. Once I do, I can report back. It will probably be a few weeks

lsturbo33

You don't need a boost controller for 6-7 psi. Just run off the wastegate.

Bartman201

im with him ^^^ just get a tail wastegate with a 7lbs spring.

Unphzd

I have an internal wastegate with mine how can i change it?

W!d3b0dYr3X

You can't. Not without another wg actuator and arm. Only other option is to upgrade and purchase a new turbo.

Bartman201

wrong, you can remove the internal wastegate and run and aftermarket one like tial. if you get a tial wastegate you can order the spring at any psi that you want.

TheShodan

iTrader: (14)

Or. get a boost controller. they do work on internal gates you know.

Unphzd

Well..
1. I just got this turbo.. its the t3 garrett said looked like from a saab. I got it for steals no shaft play for 265 with intercooler, apexi bov, 450cc dsm injectors and down pipe. So i dont want to buy another one..
2. Hi shodan, is the nxs a good boost controller? looks like they have been selling a lot.

TheShodan

iTrader: (14)

Never heard of them. I pretty much stick with Hallman or even some models of TurboXS for manual boost controllers. Just because something is sold a lot doesn't mean its great; a lot of times it just means its cheap to purchase

pcguy760

I think the Hallman ES is the cheapest one you gonna get thats gonna be reliable. Remember, a boost controller is not something you wanna take chances on or assume it will work good.