Those w/boost controllers: How do you switch from low boost to high boost?
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-what boost controller are you using?
-are you using the greddy profec-b switch?
-can the profec-b switch be used with, say, an Apexi AVC-R (using their A and B boost options)?
-do you have any boost spiking/creeping issues?
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-are you using the greddy profec-b switch?
-can the profec-b switch be used with, say, an Apexi AVC-R (using their A and B boost options)?
-do you have any boost spiking/creeping issues?
Thanks in advance
i use 2-way 3port pnuematic switch i bought from grainger that is hooked up to a little red button next my e-brake. ebc for less than $30!
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I use the profec b remote button. I have it attached to my shifter, but I wanna some how get it hooked up to like my cruise control or a horn button. is there a way to even do that?
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Bulldogg83 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">AVCR....no switching between High and Low boost here....just utilize the Boost by Gear option.
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Me wants
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I really liked my Blitz SSBC that I had on one of my Talons. It had a button for low/high boost level, it worked great.
I don't know if they still make that but it wasn't too expensive.
I don't know if they still make that but it wasn't too expensive.
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Did the same thing here but I put switch on my shifter.
Did the same thing here but I put switch on my shifter.
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Question: Can the profec-B switch be used with other boost controllers, like the AVCR or Blitz boost controller?
hey itr206, how did you make a greddy like switch. Aren't you practically forced to use the greddy switch due to the way it connects to the boost controller?
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You could cut the connector off of the Greddy Switch and use it on the AVCR considering there are only two wires that you need to hook into on the AVCR.
You could cut the connector off of the Greddy Switch and use it on the AVCR considering there are only two wires that you need to hook into on the AVCR.
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You could cut the connector off of the Greddy Switch and use it on the AVCR considering there are only two wires that you need to hook into on the AVCR. </TD></TR></TABLE>
Good info
You could cut the connector off of the Greddy Switch and use it on the AVCR considering there are only two wires that you need to hook into on the AVCR. </TD></TR></TABLE>
Good info
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Good info
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Not a problem. As long as you get a momentary switch, anyone will work.
Good info
</TD></TR></TABLE>Not a problem. As long as you get a momentary switch, anyone will work.
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Not a problem. As long as you get a momentary switch, anyone will work.
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Do you have any links I can read on how to do this?
Not a problem. As long as you get a momentary switch, anyone will work.
</TD></TR></TABLE>Do you have any links I can read on how to do this?
hey boostincoupe, do you have a greddy switch you can do that with? Ill buy the connector of off you
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by adictionbass »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">hey boostincoupe, do you have a greddy switch you can do that with?</TD></TR></TABLE>
I was thinking about buying a Greddy Profec B switch and using it to switch between low boost and high boost on the AVC-R.
I was thinking about buying a Greddy Profec B switch and using it to switch between low boost and high boost on the AVC-R.
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Do you have any links I can read on how to do this?
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No links for it. Just simply by going to Radio Shack or any electronics store you can ask them for momentary switch. They only cost around $.30 to $.90 and they usually have 3 or 4 different types. If you really wanted to get stealthy on it you could find the wiring diagram for your horn on your steering wheel and make that your high/low switch if done correctly.
Do you have any links I can read on how to do this?
</TD></TR></TABLE>No links for it. Just simply by going to Radio Shack or any electronics store you can ask them for momentary switch. They only cost around $.30 to $.90 and they usually have 3 or 4 different types. If you really wanted to get stealthy on it you could find the wiring diagram for your horn on your steering wheel and make that your high/low switch if done correctly.
well i just ordered one, but only because you pretty much have to with the profec type S since its a greddy connector. What i originally wanted to do was to use one of the horn buttons to switch back and forth. If you want to use the switch, ill buy the connector off you so i can wire it up with my horn button
BTW they are on backorder right now....
BTW they are on backorder right now....
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