Boost controller
#1
Boost controller
Are all manual boost controllers about the same. I was looking on ebay and I see they goes as low as like $10-$15. Do they all work the same or do I need spend the extra money and get a good one. I am running a internal wasetgate right now set to about 4 pounds and I want to be able to turn it up to about 8. I don't need anything fancy, I just don't want to buy anything cheap that is going to spike on me. Any suggestions would be great.
#4
Re: Boost controller
Originally Posted by bangodango
Are all manual boost controllers about the same. I was looking on ebay and I see they goes as low as like $10-$15. Do they all work the same or do I need spend the extra money and get a good one. I am running a internal wasetgate right now set to about 4 pounds and I want to be able to turn it up to about 8. I don't need anything fancy, I just don't want to buy anything cheap that is going to spike on me. Any suggestions would be great.
#5
Re: Boost controller
I heard a rumor that boost controllers are not even accurate under 10 pounds. Is this true? Can somebody shoot me a link or brand because there is so many types out there that I am clueless. thanks
#6
Re: Boost controller
Originally Posted by bangodango
I heard a rumor that boost controllers are not even accurate under 10 pounds. Is this true? Can somebody shoot me a link or brand because there is so many types out there that I am clueless. thanks
I really suggest ball/spring type.
#7
Re: Boost controller
---- spending more money. If you have an adjustable wastegate arm (with threads) you can just use that. If you don't have one, I'd get one. Then you can get the desired boost out of the original system instead of running vac lines into cheap valves that you shouldn't trust if you don't have to.
It's kinda like buying a hat because you have shaggy hair, when what you should do is get a haircut.
"Singin that rhyme is what I'm better for, when I describe, I describe with a...... metaphor.
I use a symile lightly, cause that ***** played, by the way most drugs are made. (you know)"
It's kinda like buying a hat because you have shaggy hair, when what you should do is get a haircut.
"Singin that rhyme is what I'm better for, when I describe, I describe with a...... metaphor.
I use a symile lightly, cause that ***** played, by the way most drugs are made. (you know)"
#8
Re: Boost controller
The one I used was an ebay rip off of the Turbosmart one. It was pretty accurate it worked really well actually best $25 I ever spent. http://www.turbosmart.com.au/index.php?id=43 I have the in-cabin one. It's a bleed off type. Eventually I'll get a good one but I really don't see a point since I'm carb'd there's no need for all the extra bells and wistles. Stealth mode has a really good point too, but who makes the best MBC?
#9
Re: Boost controller
I have the Forge MBC. I love it. Doesn't the TurboXS one require a wrench to adjust? Mine just has a huge **** on the top, so no tools necessary. Also it has little clicking intervals, so you can eventually find out like '3 clicks equals 1psi', so if you drop in some race gas, and you want to turn it up 5 pounds, you know it's 15 clicks there, and then 15 clicks and you're back to your old setting. It's cost was about the same as TurboXS's cheapest mbc if I remember right.
#10
Re: Boost controller
I went with this one,
http://www.nolimitmotorsport.com/prod/DBC
but im workin on an externally gated set up so its just up to you..
http://www.nolimitmotorsport.com/prod/DBC
but im workin on an externally gated set up so its just up to you..