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Old 04-17-2005, 06:16 PM
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i have been thinking about getting an electrinoc boost controller because my HMD manual one keeps spikeing to 15psi. i tried to adjust it but it's either 2psi or 15, it stays at 7-10 until i get above 4500 rpms then shoots to 15.
need somebody to recommend a nice cheap electric one that works good.
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Old 04-17-2005, 06:23 PM
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Originally Posted by jeffsciv23
i have been thinking about getting an electrinoc boost controller because my HMD manual one keeps spikeing to 15psi. i tried to adjust it but it's either 2psi or 15, it stays at 7-10 until i get above 4500 rpms then shoots to 15.
need somebody to recommend a nice cheap electric one that works good.
get a better manual one. spend the rest of the cash on something better, like cheap used tires for burnouts.
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Old 04-17-2005, 06:33 PM
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Originally Posted by jeffsciv23
i have been thinking about getting an electrinoc boost controller because my HMD manual one keeps spikeing to 15psi. i tried to adjust it but it's either 2psi or 15, it stays at 7-10 until i get above 4500 rpms then shoots to 15.
need somebody to recommend a nice cheap electric one that works good.
get a better manual one. spend the rest of the cash on something better, like cheap used tires for burnouts.
yeah i guess i could do that. know of any good cheap manual ones that are worth buying?
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Old 04-17-2005, 06:33 PM
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i have been thinking about getting an electrinoc boost controller because my HMD manual one keeps spikeing to 15psi. i tried to adjust it but it's either 2psi or 15, it stays at 7-10 until i get above 4500 rpms then shoots to 15.
need somebody to recommend a nice cheap electric one that works good.
get a better manual one. spend the rest of the cash on something better, like cheap used tires for burnouts.
yeah i guess i could do that. know of any good cheap manual ones that are worth buying?
seems that you cant go wrong with a turboxs mbc.
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Old 04-17-2005, 07:15 PM
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I have the Greddy Profec B spec II. This thing is great. On the fly adjusting. Low and High settings. Boost cut, warnings and tons of other features. I would highly recommend it.
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Old 04-17-2005, 07:18 PM
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Originally Posted by CSaddict
I have the Greddy Profec B spec II. This thing is great. On the fly adjusting. Low and High settings. Boost cut, warnings and tons of other features. I would highly recommend it.
personally i dont see the need for adjusting the boost pressure often enough to need an electronic. plus the rom editors these days have boost cut features i believe.
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Old 04-17-2005, 07:20 PM
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Then dont ------- use one. :P Its really nice to be able to adjust on the fly. Climate changes and such effect boost. I run 7 psi daily and at the touch of a button can run 10psi. I can also tune out any boost spike with it.
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Then dont ------- use one. :P Its really nice to be able to adjust on the fly. Climate changes and such effect boost. I run 7 psi daily and at the touch of a button can run 10psi. I can also tune out any boost spike with it.
i dont ------- use one. i can offer input on the thread tho asshat.

just run 10 daily, -----.
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Originally Posted by jeffsciv23
i have been thinking about getting an electrinoc boost controller because my HMD manual one keeps spikeing to 15psi. i tried to adjust it but it's either 2psi or 15, it stays at 7-10 until i get above 4500 rpms then shoots to 15.
need somebody to recommend a nice cheap electric one that works good.
1) Electronic boost controllers suck.

2) Do you have traction at 15 psi? Have you tried the "I" tread Mickey Thompson drag radials yet? Big Kahuna at 18 psi with total traction in second gear on a built 2.0 LS/VTEC is a very happy thing, sold me on Mickey drag radials for my CRX... who knows, 15 psi might not be enough

3) I've seen problems like you describe by running a manual boost controller meant for an external wastegate on an internal wastegate.
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Originally Posted by jeffsciv23
i have been thinking about getting an electrinoc boost controller because my HMD manual one keeps spikeing to 15psi. i tried to adjust it but it's either 2psi or 15, it stays at 7-10 until i get above 4500 rpms then shoots to 15.
need somebody to recommend a nice cheap electric one that works good.
2) Do you have traction at 15 psi? Have you tried the "I" tread Mickey Thompson drag radials yet? Big Kahuna at 18 psi with total traction in second gear on a built 2.0 LS/VTEC is a very happy thing, sold me on Mickey drag radials for my CRX... who knows, 15 psi might not be enough
yeah i had traction and i have never tried slicks or drag radials before.
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