Boost Controller Help Needed.
08-08-09, 05:53 PM
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Boost Controller Help Needed.
I am looking for good manual boost controller.
Wondering what others have used and what works good. Or what does not work... lol
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Keith
Wondering what others have used and what works good. Or what does not work... lol
Thanks
Keith
08-08-09, 06:08 PM
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any is good for a while but they usually go bad now and then.
i had a nice turbo xs boost controller and it broke, stopped working and a friend with his ebay one is over a year old.
so what are you doing for fuel to back the boost up with
i had a nice turbo xs boost controller and it broke, stopped working and a friend with his ebay one is over a year old.so what are you doing for fuel to back the boost up with
08-08-09, 06:49 PM
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Just had stock injectors cleaned and put in a denso supra pump with a rewire done, since in my opinion the winnybros are junk...
I also have AFR gauge and at 7 psi which is what i boost with the my open exhaust and port job i did on the wastegate, it reads in the 11's all the way up to redline.
So I plan to up the boost a little at a time till maybe 9-10 psi max. See where my AF's sit then...
I also have AFR gauge and at 7 psi which is what i boost with the my open exhaust and port job i did on the wastegate, it reads in the 11's all the way up to redline.
So I plan to up the boost a little at a time till maybe 9-10 psi max. See where my AF's sit then...
open exhaust,stock port
08-09-09, 09:30 AM
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The AVC-R has a steep learning curve. You better understand exactly how boost control systems work if you want to take full advantage of it. I have discussed its control logic in some 3rd generation sections, it is similar to a Power FC's boost control functions but a lot more adjustable.
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08-10-09, 08:57 AM
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I did a little reading on that Hallman Pro RX. That looks like a nice piece, I may end up going with it. It says it is fine tunable, how fine can you tune it?
08-10-09, 09:22 PM
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so how would you guys recomend setting one? Start will it really loose and tighten it slowly until you get an increase in pressure? Then slowly until you get pressure where you want it?
I have never used a manual boost controller...
I have never used a manual boost controller...
08-11-09, 06:45 AM
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1. Start backed all the way out so you are running off of the wastegate only.
2. Tighten down the boost controller in small increments and check/adjust tune at each setting until satisfied.
3. Repeat 2 until at desired boost level and state of tune.
2. Tighten down the boost controller in small increments and check/adjust tune at each setting until satisfied.
3. Repeat 2 until at desired boost level and state of tune.
08-11-09, 10:03 AM
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sounds good. Out of curiosity has any one had any luck with a homemade controller, like a brass T bolt spring little ball and a couple fittings for the vac line? Or one of those cheap ones on ebay?
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