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Old 06-01-07, 09:02 PM
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all,

i'm looking for more information on the PFC boost control kit.
some say it doesn't do well, some say it does well.

i need to hear from those owners that are running the kit. i found one pretty cheap... i was considering it...

biggest question.....

does the PFC boost control kit provide rock solid boost pressure for the stock twins with straight through exhaust? (no spiking, creeping)
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I'm also interested in hearing more about it. I have a power fc on my car that is currently being converted to single turbo. I'm looking at adding the boost control and dataloggit feature. Lets hear more from people using them.
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It doesn't matter how sophisticated your boost control system is, if you've got a "straight through exhaust" (no cats- midpipe) then you will have boost issues if the wastegate is un-modified. If you intend to go cat-less you must port your wastegate.

I have not used the boost control kit on my PFC. I have used it to control boost. However since the start boost and the peak boost are the only options you have to control i would say that it is wholly inferior to a stand alone EBC.

PFC:
Initial wastegate response
Desired boost
Peak boost (resets with shutdown)

PRofec B-Spec II
Start Boost (initial wastegate response)
Set (desired boost)
Gain (boost holding at high rpms)
Warning (audible alarm & flashing light)
Limiter (lowers the boost when you exceed warning setting)
Peak Boost (does *not* reset with shutdown)

Note that using a seperate EBC will not eliminate the fuel cut feature of the PFC.
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