HOME MADE BOOST CONTROLLER?
#1
HOME MADE BOOST CONTROLLER?
does ANYONE know where there is a DYI on how to make a boost controller out of ---- from home depot? ive seen it floating around before but cant find it now. someone please help me out. if you know what id need just lemme know! thanks!
#2
Re: HOME MADE BOOST CONTROLLER?
Read the FAQs and Search a little too!
http://www.geocities.com/chmwatson/FAQs/mbc.html
http://www.geocities.com/chmwatson/FAQs/mbc.html
#4
Re: HOME MADE BOOST CONTROLLER?
cant check geocities from work, but you can make your own real easy...
1 ea - 1/4 npt brass T
2 ea - 1/4 npt to 1/4 hose barb
1 ea - 3/8 Fine Thread Allen head bolt (or similar)
1 ea - 3/8 Fine Thread Tap (to rethread on end of the T)
1 ea - ball bearing that seats inside of the hose barb fitting
1 ea - spring with a soft/medium resistance
common sense to assemble
1 ea - 1/4 npt brass T
2 ea - 1/4 npt to 1/4 hose barb
1 ea - 3/8 Fine Thread Allen head bolt (or similar)
1 ea - 3/8 Fine Thread Tap (to rethread on end of the T)
1 ea - ball bearing that seats inside of the hose barb fitting
1 ea - spring with a soft/medium resistance
common sense to assemble
#5
Re: HOME MADE BOOST CONTROLLER?
so i went to lowes to get the stuff last weekend and found out LOWES SUCKS! they had no sort of ball bearing and only could get springs in a bag of like 50 assorted springs. that was like 20 bucks.
so yeah... does home depot really have all this ----?!
so yeah... does home depot really have all this ----?!
#6
Re: HOME MADE BOOST CONTROLLER?
some do, well, most of it, my local HD didnt have the right ball bearings or correct Allen Head bolt, so I went to ACE Hardware and got all of the stuff for about $0.75 more in total cost
when i did mine, they didnt have the correct sized tap at HD and i went to Grainger and picked one up. Harbor Frieght has the correct tap in a set they sell for cheap, everywhere else had the corse thread tap only, or the fine thread in a kit that was like $75 ACE Hardware had the tap as well, however i had already gotten one at Grainger on the way up to ACE (Grainger didnt have the springs or ball bearings either).
the tap cost me about $5, everything else was about $5, total of about $10 spent, and $15.94 in gas driving around
when i did mine, they didnt have the correct sized tap at HD and i went to Grainger and picked one up. Harbor Frieght has the correct tap in a set they sell for cheap, everywhere else had the corse thread tap only, or the fine thread in a kit that was like $75 ACE Hardware had the tap as well, however i had already gotten one at Grainger on the way up to ACE (Grainger didnt have the springs or ball bearings either).
the tap cost me about $5, everything else was about $5, total of about $10 spent, and $15.94 in gas driving around
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