Manual Boost Controller Or Electronic
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Why are so many people using manual boost controllers compared to electronic?? is it because they are so damn cheap? are there any benefits to getting a electronic? which one do u think is better overall?
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I think the advantages are: More consistant boost levels regardless of temperatures. The ability to set
a couple boost settings. And some control of boost spiking I think.
I'm looking at adding a Profec B this week.
The bad things are: Improper tuning could be very costly. And instalation is a little more complex compared to manual boost controllers.
hope this helps.
jc.
a couple boost settings. And some control of boost spiking I think.
I'm looking at adding a Profec B this week.
The bad things are: Improper tuning could be very costly. And instalation is a little more complex compared to manual boost controllers.
hope this helps.
jc.
Manual Manual Manual!!!
Pros: Cost / Simple install / Simple Use / Nothing to go wrong and if it does theres only one piece to trouble shoot.
Con: You have to acutally open your hood!?!! (So What)
Pros: Cost / Simple install / Simple Use / Nothing to go wrong and if it does theres only one piece to trouble shoot.
Con: You have to acutally open your hood!?!! (So What)
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jc
jc
Hi Jesse,
Do you think that electronic will give you more consistant boost regardless of outside temperatures?
And I have a loss in boost at the higher rpm. Will the programable selenoid work to correct this. I do not think a manual one can. I want 15 psi all the way to redline.
Thanks for the reply,
Also thanks for the vol#13. I received it last week.
jc.
Do you think that electronic will give you more consistant boost regardless of outside temperatures?
And I have a loss in boost at the higher rpm. Will the programable selenoid work to correct this. I do not think a manual one can. I want 15 psi all the way to redline.
Thanks for the reply,
Also thanks for the vol#13. I received it last week.
jc.




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