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Old 09-21-10, 12:06 PM
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turbo control

I'm in the market for a new turbo controller. I was looking at the turbosmart e-Boost2 . If you have any suggestions plz let me know.
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Greddy Pro Spec B II
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i have and love my greddy pro spec b II
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what setup do you have (stock sequential twins etc)? What did you have before and why do you want to change it?
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only 8 posts and you're starting a new thread just to ask what boost controller to buy?

please SEARCH for starting new threads. the various boost controllers have pretty much all been discussed and debated numerous times on this forum.
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You're going to get difference responses from everyone, you might as well ask what oil to use in your next oil change

A quick Google search will yield a plethora of results for reviews and tests on the various EBC's on the market. Really, most work pretty well, with a few exceptions.

-I had a GReddy E-01 and loved it. Large display, easy-to-use menus, datalogging, but pricey. Also had problems with boost dropping off, but that was more turbo/wastegate actuator related than a problem with the actual solenoid.

-I've used an HKS EVC-S and I like it. Very easy to use, very slick design, works well.

-I've also used a TurboSmart EBoost2. Works incredibly well. Menu is rather difficult to navigate without getting used to it. Also looks ugly IMO and is more difficult to mount (60mm gauge form or 66mm)

-I've also used a Gizzmo EBC. Works average, menu was difficult to navigate, not really worth it IMO.
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I have a 1 year old street ported engine with nonsequential twins. I’m now running at 11 lbs. of boost and want to run around 13.5. So i want more control of what the turbo is or is not doing....and set myself up for a single turbo. Most likely the Gt35r.The turbo controler I have now is a turbosmart manual.
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Greddy Profec S is about the easiest to use EBC you can buy. it's just two *****, three if you use the high boost setting




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