dual stage boost controller
dual stage boost controller
need help in choosing a boost controller.. i want a dual stage and i dont know which one to go with... narrowed it down to:
in order of preferences
buschur dual (nothing but good reviews)
turboXS dual ( dont know much of)
greddy profec II (dont know much of)
apexi avcr (heard good reviews)
just want to know which one holds boost better .. and which one i should go with....
thanks evoM
in order of preferences
buschur dual (nothing but good reviews)
turboXS dual ( dont know much of)
greddy profec II (dont know much of)
apexi avcr (heard good reviews)
just want to know which one holds boost better .. and which one i should go with....
thanks evoM
Just got my Hallman Cabin model installed. I took it for a ride and it was at full boost. Well, good thing I didn't WOT
I release the gas pedal right away when I saw my boost gauge showing over 25 lbs and flashing. Now it's at 16 lbs.
I release the gas pedal right away when I saw my boost gauge showing over 25 lbs and flashing. Now it's at 16 lbs.
I have the Greddy and would have to say get something else. It's hard to set but once you dial it in correctly, it's mediocre. The low boost setting doesn't work for me and neither does the overboost function. When I set the damn thing to off or 1%gain, it still boosts to 14 psi instead of wastegate pressure. Overboost limiter still goes over what you set it at. I have it set at 24 but if it gets too cold or I free up backpressure it will still overboost to 26+.
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you are comparing manual boost controllers and electronic kinda like comparing apples and orange both are fruit but they taste different
stay simple get a mbc
out of your list definitely buschur over turboxs imo
stay simple get a mbc
out of your list definitely buschur over turboxs imo
Wait... is stock really at 20lbs? Any1 know the exact number for sure? I've heard 17,18 and 19. Any1?
Because my defi shows that i hold 17 and sometimes spikes to 20. I dont have a boost controller or anything. stock ecu.



