TullosTech Advance Electronic Boost Controller - checked out our simple control
10-15-2006, 02:33 PM
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TullosTech Advance Electronic Boost Controller - checked out our simple control
Hey guys
I have received a lot of feedback on many people wanting a simple way to boost over 22psi with blow through setups with our Tullos Tech Advanced Electronic Boost Controllers and others who want simple way to control traction off the line for race cars. I have added a feature to our software specifically for you guys. This feature allows those guys who want open loop control based on a timer and activated at a certain psi. Here is screen shot of the setup page we added. Now you can use this feature for traction control and/or guys running 22psi+
Here is how you do it. Its very simple.
1. click on Advanced Open Loop Activation
2. go to the Low Boost settings and enter Activation PSI you wish to start process
3. go to the Low Boost Starting WG and set the starting wastegate percent
4. go to the Low Boost Goal WG and set the finishing wastegate percent
5. go to the Low Boost Gain and set your step down gain
Finally adjust the Loop Boost Delay scroll bar and the length of time will automatically be calculated.
High boost is the same way. If you guys have any more ideas or request let me know.
Nick
I have received a lot of feedback on many people wanting a simple way to boost over 22psi with blow through setups with our Tullos Tech Advanced Electronic Boost Controllers and others who want simple way to control traction off the line for race cars. I have added a feature to our software specifically for you guys. This feature allows those guys who want open loop control based on a timer and activated at a certain psi. Here is screen shot of the setup page we added. Now you can use this feature for traction control and/or guys running 22psi+
Here is how you do it. Its very simple.
1. click on Advanced Open Loop Activation
2. go to the Low Boost settings and enter Activation PSI you wish to start process
3. go to the Low Boost Starting WG and set the starting wastegate percent
4. go to the Low Boost Goal WG and set the finishing wastegate percent
5. go to the Low Boost Gain and set your step down gain
Finally adjust the Loop Boost Delay scroll bar and the length of time will automatically be calculated.
High boost is the same way. If you guys have any more ideas or request let me know.
Nick
10-16-2006, 10:56 AM
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Re: TullosTech Advance Electronic Boost Controller - checked out our simple cont
Originally Posted by JK_Motorsports
Sick, looks like I might not have to Jerry Rig something to get more then 22psi when my setup is up and pounding.
This feature has your name all over it. You had the lead idea for it when you talked about using the controller for you high boost needs. It seems alot of turbo carb guys are also having this problem, so I came up with a solution.
Nick
10-16-2006, 11:16 AM
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Re: TullosTech Advance Electronic Boost Controller - checked out our simple control
Ya, If you didn't come up with something I was just going to use a MBC or a blled to delay the boost signal to the EBC by about 5-6psi, but this will save that Maquiver setup. I'm not going to be banging this thing up to 30+ psi, but if I wanted I was hoping to push the motor to 25-28 the odd time at the traqck, and this is my solution.
BTW: did UPS ever get sorted out?
BTW: did UPS ever get sorted out?
10-16-2006, 12:09 PM
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Re: TullosTech Advance Electronic Boost Controller - checked out our simple cont
Originally Posted by JK_Motorsports
Ya, If you didn't come up with something I was just going to use a MBC or a blled to delay the boost signal to the EBC by about 5-6psi, but this will save that Maquiver setup. I'm not going to be banging this thing up to 30+ psi, but if I wanted I was hoping to push the motor to 25-28 the odd time at the traqck, and this is my solution.
BTW: did UPS ever get sorted out?
BTW: did UPS ever get sorted out?
Nick
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