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08-08-03, 07:17 AM
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I'm considering one too... from Rado himself:
"Accurate within .10 psi up to 60 psi." He was running 52 psi at Bristol when I was talking to him about it. It can pull timing as well. You can set boost per gear, boost vs time and boost vs speed. Pretty bad-***.
"Accurate within .10 psi up to 60 psi." He was running 52 psi at Bristol when I was talking to him about it. It can pull timing as well. You can set boost per gear, boost vs time and boost vs speed. Pretty bad-***.
08-09-03, 07:21 PM
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For a Supra a stand alone isn't necessary especially if I can control timing.
Considering any boost controller worth a damn is going to cost $500... I think it's well worth it if it REALLY is as accurate as Chris said.
Most of the people I know using standalones still use a boost controller. It wouldn't be much fun to have to fire up your ole Dell in order to turn up the boost.
Considering any boost controller worth a damn is going to cost $500... I think it's well worth it if it REALLY is as accurate as Chris said.
Most of the people I know using standalones still use a boost controller. It wouldn't be much fun to have to fire up your ole Dell in order to turn up the boost.
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