So I am considering purchasing this EBC and wanted feedback from people who currently have it installed. I know there are several other good EBCs such as the HKS Gen 6 EVC, Greddy PRofec B-Spec II, Apexi AVC-R, etc, but if im going to spend the $ on an EBC, I figured this had the most to offer, plus the full color screen is pretty badass

 

I had one of these in my previous car 180SX, excellent functions and easy to read, and it hold boost very accurately. Highly recommended.

 

Just going to put the idea out there... The AEM tru boost is good, i too was looking for a boost gauge and purchased the AEM and it's great....

 

hmm yea I saw that but i planned on getting the gauge package from perrin:


http://perrinperformance.com/product...ory=9&model=26

i just think it looks damn clean w/the car, then i was going to add the EBC

the one thing that i am not liking about the blitz EBC is that they make you buy extra sensors for things such as the air/fuel, which is a ridiculously like $500 alone, so i may choose another option

 

Not sure why you would need two boost read-outs in your car (SBC i-color and a boost gauge) but I do like the Perrin Gauge Pod.

I had an SBC i-d in my WRX, great EBC...basically the non-color screen version of the i-color. It was a pain in the butt to wire it to the WRX's ECU to get the full functionality but still it was a great EBC.

 

yea exactly i was thinking the same thing....think im just gonna skip the EBC all together since i will be protune w/Cobb AP

 

FYI those gauges are $38 a peice at MAPerfomance. Save some loot

 

So i broke down and took my AEM out and got a Blitz

 

Did you install it?

 

Did you install your AEM Boost Controller?
I bought one for my X MR and in the Mitsu dealer they tell me they need to "make a hole" in the turbo to install the "turbo sensor". Is that true?
Thanks.

 

I installed the AEM Tru-boost on my MR2 Turbo and was very satisfied with its performance.

 

Id use the SBC-iD Spec R because it does everything the i-Color does, costs 200 less, and reads in PSI. Skip the rice, go with the functionality