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Old 05-12-06, 08:04 AM
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Quick question? I need a good boost controller for my fd

Like the title says i'm looking for a good boost controller for my fd. let me know some good brands.thanks
Old 05-12-06, 08:55 AM
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Hallman for manual. This is the one I use. The controller is in the cabin for easy tuning.

http://www.hallmanboostcontroller.com/
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do you have to drill a hole through the firewall to install that thing?
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TurboXS manual boost controller works great for my twins but the adjustment is made under the hood (preferably while the car is stopped).
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Greddy Profec Type-S. Cheap, reliable, easy to use. No futzing with a manual controller!

Please use the search function, there ain't much new in boost control for the last few years and there are TONS of install/setup threads.
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Just take your time and be VERY careful when setting everything up. One wrong direction can lead to a lot of problems, trust me. I wouldnt mess with the manual either, go with the greddy blitz or hks unit. Depends on your budget.
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haha and honestly i never really knew the difference can someone clarify for me the difference between a manual and digital boost controller? the manual pretty much uses like a set screw of some sort or a *** to manually adjust vacume pressure. the digital is an "electronic" boost controller that uses a motor to create a vacume... am i correct i just never understood or looked into the terms.
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A manual controller uses a valve to regulate how much air pressure the wastegate actuator sees. An electronic boost controller uses a solenoid to do the same thing.
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thats what i thought. thank you very much rynberg! how do you use a manual boost controller from in the cabin though? is there a cable or you extend a vaccume line to the cabin where you put the valve? im tryin to learn here! lol
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Electronic will use logic to allow faster spool times. Waste gate will not be opening on a linear scale with rising boost pressure but will start opening later to anticipate max boost as set in the controller
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