i have 2 options im looking at a greddy b spec for 175.00 local or a gizzmo off ebay for 250.00(new)

here are the specs on the gizzmo cant find the ones on the greddy-The Gizzmo MS-IBC is the competition boost controller for the serious enthusiast. In developing the MS-IBC, out aim was to design a boost controller that would cater to the serious drag racing professional while still being quite at home on the streets. Gizzmo's multi-scramble IBC takes the conventional scramble one step further.

A conventional scramble function allows the user, upon the push of a button, to run higher boost for a temporary period (e.g. 2lbs extra for 5 seconds). Gizzmo's multi-scramble function allows the user the option of again pressing the button before the scramble time has completed to add the same amount of boost again and refresh the original time duration.

The MS-IBC is packed with all of the features required for competition while still being a great looking controller that is easy to use and install.

CONCEPT:
The MS-IBC is the competition boost controller for the serious enthusiast.

CHARACTERISTICS:
* Adjustable up to 50lb (3.5 bar) * Selectable open/closed loop boost control * Remote scramble/boost memory facility * Real time digital boost gauge * 40mhz high speed RISC processor * Extruded aluminum case * Multi-scramble boost * Over boost warning * 6 boost memories * Simple 2-wire installation * Suits internal and external wastegates * Comes with all installation accessories

im looking for some track use and street use that is the goal for the car
thanks

 

I kept it simple and purchased a Forged MBC from Buschur Racing. Adjust, set, and ready to boost on.

 

yea i have the same manual on there now from scott over at ttp in orlando it works great but i would like to do some track time so i was looking for somthing a little easier to control plus i like the boost gauage on it as well

i dunno just thinking out loud

 

A MBC is the easiest thing to adjust, plus you can get a good boost gauge for $50. IMO, I'd rather concentrate on driving, rather see a visual analog gauge with a needle then look a digital number. Too many settings on a EBC , then you don't look at the road ahead. That's my opinion though.

 

yea i def need to look at the road when driving...thanks for the advice guys i just have a few dollars to spend i figured i would start here i have a guage now but its a crappy one that i can barely see.....the gizzmo seemed pretty easy with not alot of adjustments

 

get the AEM Truboost gauge

 

Gm 3-port ecu controlled

 

dont have one, but bump for the AEM true boost gauge. my buddy has one on his jdm swap 200SX and showed me how it works and it is pretty legit...fairly simple to use and easy to read. check it out it the price is not bad either.

 

could never figure that thing out.. well at least to the set boost I wanted to run, so I gave up on it and went with a hallman mbc, best money spent

 

a hallman MBC is way easier to use, less expensive, and is better than the profec B...

Go Hallman

 

love my hallman, i think im going to get the interior control for it today.

hey shac i got a fp red yesterday. i been reading your comments about it. best money spent in a long time, simply put, "unbelievable"

 

yea i have the forge mbc now it works great i was just looking for a ebc and a gauge in one...i have read the gizzmo seems to be pretty easy to use and to be honest i like the display...to many options blah

 

I have hallman's on everything! But I am looking into electronic 2 stage ones because I am lazy!!

 

Electronic boost controllers can be made to work just as well as their manual boost controller counterparts, but with a lot more flexibility.

But scramble boost is just a gimic. You want to run a certain boost level for your specific tune. Deviate from the set boost level, even for a short period of time, could cause catastrophic damage to your car.

You pick an electronic boost controller for its ability to not only set boost but also stabilize boost to your liking. For instance you should be able to control initial spike and also how well you want boost to hold.

 

Halman mbc here. Best mod to date...other than the tune.