Why does my M2 ecu run at 15+lbs boost??!!
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M2 does not design their chips for use with a midpipe.
In any case, it's likely that you are creeping to 15 psi because of the midpipe. If that's the case, NO boost control is going to fix the problem. You'll need to either port the wastegate or add restriction back into the exhaust.
In any case, it's likely that you are creeping to 15 psi because of the midpipe. If that's the case, NO boost control is going to fix the problem. You'll need to either port the wastegate or add restriction back into the exhaust.
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I have an M2 ecu, and I can also verify that it does not control boost. There are a number of boost controllers that do a good job. I am a cheap bastard, and I use a $6 Home Depot needle valve. It works very well. If you want to spend some money on an electronic boost controller, the Profec B seems to be very popular.
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OK, thanks for the help!!
Do you think that hi-flow, RB dual catback, y pipe, greddy smic, m2 intake and home depot boost controller will be then be safe. (I would prefer to limit boost to no more than 12 lbs).
I would prefer not purchasing electronic boost controller, but if I should well then I will...??
Do you think that hi-flow, RB dual catback, y pipe, greddy smic, m2 intake and home depot boost controller will be then be safe. (I would prefer to limit boost to no more than 12 lbs).
I would prefer not purchasing electronic boost controller, but if I should well then I will...??
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Originally posted by adam c
If money is an issue, definitely go with the HD boost controller. It works well for me. If you don't like it, you can always remove it. Be sure to keep the old hose (with the pills in it) when/if you install the HD controller.
Do not install the prespool controller.
If money is an issue, definitely go with the HD boost controller. It works well for me. If you don't like it, you can always remove it. Be sure to keep the old hose (with the pills in it) when/if you install the HD controller.
Do not install the prespool controller.
Why wouldn't you want to intall a prespool controller as well? If been doing analysis and design work all day so forgive me if I'm missing the obvious.
Victor
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Yes, you do. (if you set it so, or 12-8-12 for that matter)
Yes, you do. (if you set it so, or 12-8-12 for that matter)
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Originally posted by vchacon
Hey Adam,
Why wouldn't you want to intall a prespool controller as well? If been doing analysis and design work all day so forgive me if I'm missing the obvious.
Victor
Hey Adam,
Why wouldn't you want to intall a prespool controller as well? If been doing analysis and design work all day so forgive me if I'm missing the obvious.
Victor
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