Is there any interset in Electronic Boost controler kits?
01-24-2005, 02:48 AM
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Re:Is there any interset in Electronic Boost controler kits?
wow 180 bucks? do all the little parts really cost 180 bucks? are you making this as a product to sell, or are you making it for fun and then offereing to sell it? perhaps you could sell it as a kit, you will probly get more buisness that way.
01-24-2005, 12:00 PM
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Re:Is there any interset in Electronic Boost controler kits?
I might be interested if it was mappable to throttle and rpm, and with gear inputs. The ability to control 2 solenoids independently would also be nice. Should be super easy to implement. The hardest part of that is getting a stable rpm reading, but that's not even such a big challenge.
However coming up with a good closed loop boost control algorithm that doesn't spike or fluctuate and yet give good response is a bit harder.
However coming up with a good closed loop boost control algorithm that doesn't spike or fluctuate and yet give good response is a bit harder.
01-30-2005, 12:54 PM
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Re:Is there any interset in Electronic Boost controler kits?
djfob
The boost is adjusted via a ****. You can adjust the gain and hi/low boost. The basic model will come with the ability to have an external display, but it will not be included. You can fine-tune the boost controller via a datacable.
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The PCB engraver will be here in 3-5 weeks once its here I will do one month more testing. So far the vehicle line up is honda(mine),evo lancer,and a dodge neon. I might be interested in another test vehicle which you will receive a large discount on the product and the option to get you money back if you dont like it. It depends on what turbo you have and what vehicle. I’m looking right now for vehicles that came with a turbo stock.
Spenser
Originally I built it for me, but it seems to have some interest so I'm going to be selling it. Yes the parts are very $$, but some of the cost is going into buying the PCB engraver and drill press. Also check to see how much solenoids and 2.5 bar and 5 bar map sensors cost.
baldur
Right now, I not going to have the rpm input. If I sell a few and there is interest for rpm/gear based boost then I will do it. My main market is for the people who do not want to buy a 400$ boost controller, but want a new, reliable, and very efficient boost controller using the latest technologies and logic theories.
The boost is adjusted via a ****. You can adjust the gain and hi/low boost. The basic model will come with the ability to have an external display, but it will not be included. You can fine-tune the boost controller via a datacable.
****
The PCB engraver will be here in 3-5 weeks once its here I will do one month more testing. So far the vehicle line up is honda(mine),evo lancer,and a dodge neon. I might be interested in another test vehicle which you will receive a large discount on the product and the option to get you money back if you dont like it. It depends on what turbo you have and what vehicle. I’m looking right now for vehicles that came with a turbo stock.
Spenser
Originally I built it for me, but it seems to have some interest so I'm going to be selling it. Yes the parts are very $$, but some of the cost is going into buying the PCB engraver and drill press. Also check to see how much solenoids and 2.5 bar and 5 bar map sensors cost.
baldur
Right now, I not going to have the rpm input. If I sell a few and there is interest for rpm/gear based boost then I will do it. My main market is for the people who do not want to buy a 400$ boost controller, but want a new, reliable, and very efficient boost controller using the latest technologies and logic theories.
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