Boost controller

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Re: Boost controller

Postby johnnie5 on Sun Aug 09, 2009 9:12 am

amalinze wrote:Half a face? Usually its divided up into thirds, approx One third vacuum, two thirds boost.


actually the autometer guage i have

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their boost only is 0-35 same as the above but without the vac portion so full deflection but we dont need 35psi

other manufacturers i have seen a 0-20 which would be ideal
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Re: Boost controller

Postby amalinze on Sun Aug 09, 2009 3:07 pm

What boost are you running, me as well as quite a few on here are running 23 -24 PSI of boost, making the one you show useless. You can see mine on the previous page. 0-30 boost in 5 PSI increments, the Vacuum 0-30 in 10 PSI increments.
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Re: Boost controller

Postby GLX-R Alex on Sun Aug 09, 2009 3:46 pm

So do you see vacume when the throttle is closed....
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Re: Boost controller

Postby amalinze on Sun Aug 09, 2009 3:52 pm

Myself? only of less the 0.3 PSI
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Re: Boost controller

Postby GLX-R Alex on Wed Aug 12, 2009 9:01 pm

Would a scangauge be good enough to make boost pressure adjustments , or is it best to use anormal style gauge.. Is the scangauge reading accurate :geek:
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Re: Boost controller

Postby amalinze on Thu Aug 13, 2009 5:54 pm

i myself have never used the scan gauge for this, i have one on my GReddy PRofec Boost controller that goes down to 0.1 of a PSI and an analogue one. My opinion is not to do it until you have a decent gauge though. AND DONT wind it over 17PSI with out a chip or DMS. Apparently hicko found out that the power evens out as there is no more fuel being added for the increase in air which in turn causes high EGT and melted pistons or something....
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