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dennis leary 03-17-2004 01:59 AM

Dependable Moderately priced MBC???
 
Im looking for a nice MBC that is like $30. Im going to need two for my gear/rpm dependent boost controller setup. anyone find anything nice for about that price?

So far this is in the lead : http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=2467611438

SpankedYA! 03-17-2004 06:03 AM

Re:Dependable Moderately priced MBC???
 
Hmm, I do alot of odd ball and pressure reducing plumbing and that just looks like a cheap in-line water regulator. You could get that at Home Depot and some barbs.

turboboy 03-17-2004 09:29 AM

Re:Dependable Moderately priced MBC???
 
having it hooked up like that inline is just going to cause a boost spike, then it will drop back to stock from my experience...if its just the plumbing type valve

Rolla1990 03-17-2004 10:57 AM

Re:Dependable Moderately priced MBC???
 
ROFL HAHAHHAHAH That's my boost controller right there! I've been selling them on Ebay for like the last 6 months.

LOL I haven't tried to sell them on HMT cause I don't want to try and do business on here and seem like I'm here just to sell ---- ;D

BTW- Check out the Turbonetics website, that's the EXACT same boost controller they sell for like $65.

Tell me if you guys would want a HMT groupbuy for something like this.

PureCRXtasy 03-17-2004 08:20 PM

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That's just an air pressure regulator. You can buy it at home depot with the gauge on it for $25 tonight and save the wait and shipping price. Goto the air tools section in the middle of the store. I wouldn't do it though, you can buy parts to make a better one for about $10. Do a google search for manual boost controller. Lots of pages with step by step. Read up and make one for less.

HMT-Admin 03-17-2004 08:58 PM

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haha, I clicked on that link, and the first thing I saw was a turbo corolla, and was like I bet thats Rolla, heheh.


tranceminister 03-17-2004 09:01 PM

Re:Dependable Moderately priced MBC???
 
lol, I have a boost controler just like that that I was told was a Road race Engeneering. It seems like it would work great though. It locks into place so the adjustment doesn't unscrew.

dennis leary 03-17-2004 09:41 PM

Re:Dependable Moderately priced MBC???
 
rolla, you better hook your HMT niggaz up.

Rolla1990 03-17-2004 10:47 PM

Re:Dependable Moderately priced MBC???
 

Originally Posted by AbaZ
haha, I clicked on that link, and the first thing I saw was a turbo corolla, and was like I bet thats Rolla, heheh.


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JD 03-17-2004 10:57 PM

Re:Dependable Moderately priced MBC???
 
Anybody ever heard of using larger lines to the wastegate to up the boost?

Reddy 03-18-2004 02:11 AM

Re:Dependable Moderately priced MBC???
 

Originally Posted by JD
Anybody ever heard of using larger lines to the wastegate to up the boost?

This will not raise the boost, it would just create a more responsive wastegate and perform better.


You can build your own boost controller for under 5 bucks using brass fittings and a ball bearing. I personally would reccomend you save the money and get an electronic boost controller cause I heard horror stories with ghetto controllers. I have the Blitz SCB ID and it was more than my whole twin turbo kit but I think it was worth it. You can adjust boost to .10 of a pound, has a digital readout and a peak and hold display so you don't have to guess on how much boost you were running

BLACKSI 03-18-2004 09:38 AM

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ghetto boost controller hum can you say vacum leak stage 1


DraginX 03-18-2004 04:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Rolla1990
ROFL HAHAHHAHAH That's my boost controller right there! I've been selling them on Ebay for like the last 6 months.

LOL I haven't tried to sell them on HMT cause I don't want to try and do business on here and seem like I'm here just to sell ---- ;D

BTW- Check out the Turbonetics website, that's the EXACT same boost controller they sell for like $65.

Tell me if you guys would want a HMT groupbuy for something like this.

HONESTLY, how does that thing work???

HMT-Admin 03-18-2004 05:38 PM

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Originally Posted by BLACKSI
ghetto boost controller hum can you say vacum leak stage 1


HMT Engineering at its finest!


Nick7 03-19-2004 06:44 AM

Re:Dependable Moderately priced MBC???
 
Yesterday made muhself a MBC... costed me 8US$, according to this schematic:
http://www.geocities.com/chmwatson/FAQs/mbc.html

What can I say... best 8US$ you can spend on yr turbo setup!!! That thing is just AWESOME! Turbo spools much much much faster now, and also hit full boost much sooner!
OK, it spikes for less than 0.5psi (not always), so this really isn't a issue.. but the gain.. wow!
Now at 1/3 of throttle I hit already full boost after 2500rpm!

B16MIKE 03-19-2004 09:13 PM

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can you put to mbc inbetween the neck of the turbo and the wastegate?i am using a turbonetics t3/4 and it has a vacum fitting on the neck of turbo and a tail 38mm wastegate.

used2baracer 03-20-2004 01:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Whitey
You can build your own boost controller for under 5 bucks using brass fittings and a ball bearing. I personally would reccomend you save the money and get an electronic boost controller cause I heard horror stories with ghetto controllers. I have the Blitz SCB ID and it was more than my whole twin turbo kit but I think it was worth it. You can adjust boost to .10 of a pound, has a digital readout and a peak and hold display so you don't have to guess on how much boost you were running

That's funny... I've heard horror stories with electronic boost controllers (especially apex'i) but never heard of any problems with mbc. I spent $10 at home depot making mines and it works perfectly... there a 100 write-ups on this site with how to make one - maybe you should check one out...


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