HOW DO YOU ADJUST THE BOOST?
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You can use a dawes manual boost controler although i wouldnt rewcomend it as ive heard of engines blowing. The safest was is an apexi power fc ecu although its a lot more expensive
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There are so many ways... for less than £50 to several £ks. We'd need to know a little bit more info to make a constructive answer, i.e type/age of car, mods already done etc etc.
Dawes can be used to great effect, just need setting up correctly and not going stupid with the level of boost.
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Dawes can be used to great effect, just need setting up correctly and not going stupid with the level of boost.
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The apexi is great, and if your car is a MY99 you should be able to get an Ecutek map for it.
Imports generally don't respond well to manual boost controllers, get it done properly. It may cost you £750(ish) but a new engine will cost you 3 or 4x that amount.
Imports generally don't respond well to manual boost controllers, get it done properly. It may cost you £750(ish) but a new engine will cost you 3 or 4x that amount.
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