Hallman Pro Kit Boost Controller? or should i go digital inside my car?

 

Yes quite a few members use this. There are others such as Forge, AMS, Buschur and 3-port solenoids.

 

ok thanks, ill do more research on those ones

 

I've never used a Hallman, but they are very popular amongst both DSMs and Evos. I would say you made the right choice. I used an Extreme MBC for a long time on my eclipse and now I'm using a AVC-R, but I miss the simplicity of the manual, but I am going for lower boost in low gears to fight wheelspin. In an Evo, I think an MBC is a better choice if you aren't going to let the ECU handle it.

 

Funny because I extremely HATE the Extreme MBC that I currently use on my talon. I am switching to Forge or even Halman.

 

Hallman is one of the best manual boost controllers available IMHO, if you decide to go that route feel free to contact me for unbeatable pricing

 

I just sold my greddy profec bspec II electronic boost controller for a hallman RX pro, so that should tell you something

 

Yeah, mine got rusty and hard to modulate. I'd prefer one that was more precise, but I decided to toss it and jumped straight to the AVC-R.

 

so im assuming halman isnt bad lol, is there a more prefered halman than the halman pro kit boost controller? or should i stick to that one, cuz it wasnt too expensive, like $89 i believe

 

The Pro is by far the most popular, but some people choose to go with the Evolution version to control boost in car. Again be sure to contact me with your decision before purchasing to get the best price

 

ok ill pm you when i decide. thanks for your help

 

ive got an AVC-R with a custom pocket that i'm trying to sell for 350. used for about 3 weeks

 

damn i just looked it up, and the one i saw was selling for $607

 

I'd be interested to know why....