Manual boost controller
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Manual boost controller
thinking about buying a manual boost controller off the ebay for a time. anyone gets experience on that? any good or bad? and which one is better for early model of impreza turbo? great thanks in advance
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I heard that these are the quickest way to an engine re-build. Then again thats what i have been told and dont know for sure.
This could be an intersting thread, if its a good response i might well get one myself.
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well i have a jw racing manual boost controller - not fitted because my injectors (standard 380cc) struggle to get the fuel in and cause det. However that is running at 19/20 psi and to run that power you will need a HKS fuel cut defencer to stop the ecu cutting the fuel which WILL occur depending on ecu/chip. My z4 chipped with scooby ecu to 15.5 psi with 17psi fuel cut. when i had the boost controller on there it hit 17 psi and whack fuel cut.
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