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The ecu
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Originally Posted by 3rd Gen Jeremy
What is responsible for cutting the fuel? The Boost Controller or the computer? Or is that a seperate component?
Thanks, Jeremy the computer. so if you have a factory ECU, few companies such as greddy, hks, knighsports makes a little fuel cut defencer box that you can hook up to the ECU with its pre-tapped plug extension. if you have a PFC, or aftermarket ECU, you can set your own fuel cut limit, or none at all |
A fuel-cut defender is quite possibly the dumbest mod to run on an FD. Followed shortly thereafter by running an ecu without overboost fuel-cut.
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Anyone have experience with these? A manual boost controller is like the most basic part ever... even if its not a name brand... how could they really mess it up? These ones actually look halfway decent compared to one I would make with home depot stuff. Also Where do you guys buy your springs and ceramic balls?
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I don't understand why people just don't use EBCs. They're pretty inexpensive used, they're easy to install, and I've never heard of one failing......
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I have used the Blitz DSBC spec-r (the dual solenoid one) on my 3000GT VR-4. It was great and easy to use. By contrast, the Greddy Profec-A on my current car (93 r-1) is a complete piece of poop. I've gotten another Blitz DSBC for the rx7 :)
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Originally Posted by GoodfellaFD3S
I don't understand why people just don't use EBCs. They're pretty inexpensive used, they're easy to install, and I've never heard of one failing......
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Originally Posted by mmaluso
Also Where do you guys buy your springs and ceramic balls?
https://www.rx7club.com/showpost.php...7&postcount=15 Dave |
Originally Posted by dubulup
not to play the devil's advocate...but a good MBC, is cheaper, easier to install, and has less failure points ;)
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^notice I said..."good"
and those are some filthy smiles |
Originally Posted by dubulup
^notice I said..."good"
Dave |
I've been told by a reputable tuner over here in the uk that a boost controller is not needed because the power fc controls boost just fine. Anyone care to elaborate?
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Originally Posted by Robbierx7
I've been told by a reputable tuner over here in the uk that a boost controller is not needed because the power fc controls boost just fine. Anyone care to elaborate?
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