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Old 04-25-06, 11:54 AM
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Question about mbc

I'm about to get mbc and came up with some newbie questions. first, which version would you recommend? and second, what do i use to cap off wastegate control or PCA? do caps come with the kit? and last, how do i block off solenoids? do i just zip tie the hoses? or do I use the caps for this also? Thanks!
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I'm using a hallman evolution. It's nice to be able to adjust from in the car.

I don't know the answer to your second quesion.

Run a search on non sequential to get info on capping the solenoids.
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Originally Posted by wutanec
I'm about to get mbc and came up with some newbie questions.
1. first, which version would you recommend? and
2. second, what do i use to cap off wastegate control or PCA? do caps come with the kit? and last, how do i block off solenoids? do i just zip tie the hoses? or do I use the caps for this also? Thanks!
1. Ball/spring type. I use a "Home-Depot" version
2. Just insert a "pill" with no hole into the lines from the WG & PC actuators - this handles both the actuator and the solenoid block-offs.

Link to ball/spring MBC: http://www.geocities.com/chmwatson/FAQs/mbc.html?20066

My mods are in my signature.
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DaveW>my response
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Originally Posted by JwilsonTT
I'm using a hallman evolution. It's nice to be able to adjust from in the car.

I don't know the answer to your second quesion.

Run a search on non sequential to get info on capping the solenoids.
I am running the same controller. I am using the vacuum diagram below (Version 2). Just replace the stepper motor with a manual boost controller. P.S. Hallman is the best, but expect to pay for quality!!!!

The link below will bring you to the site for the controller.
http://www.hallmanboostcontroller.com/

goodluck,
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I use a simple Ball and spring type controller.
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Thanks guys. I think ill go with hallman one. i'm gonna get the pro rx thingy and where in the firewall does the controller **** lining go through? and which version should i go with? 1 or 2?
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Josh,

How is the setup you described below working out for you?

David







Originally Posted by recon fd
I am running the same controller. I am using the vacuum diagram below (Version 2). Just replace the stepper motor with a manual boost controller. P.S. Hallman is the best, but expect to pay for quality!!!!

The link below will bring you to the site for the controller.
http://www.hallmanboostcontroller.com/

goodluck,
-josh


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