Boost Controller Install?
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From: Knoxville Tennessee
None of us are using an Eboost2, well none of those you named.
Installation time is not too bad for what we use. Maybe a few hours for someone who has never done one before.
We are all using Blitz controllers.
Installation time is not too bad for what we use. Maybe a few hours for someone who has never done one before.
We are all using Blitz controllers.
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I just installed the Blitz SBC ID III at the recommendation of RoadRebel and others. This controller rocks. It is very consistent, too.
Any reason for wanting to use the Eboost?
Anyway, to answer your question, as long as the Eboost doesn't have something about it that makes it a lot more complex than the Blitz controllers I'd say a few hours as well. Probably the biggest question is how accessible your wastegates are for running the boost controller hoses.
Any reason for wanting to use the Eboost?
Anyway, to answer your question, as long as the Eboost doesn't have something about it that makes it a lot more complex than the Blitz controllers I'd say a few hours as well. Probably the biggest question is how accessible your wastegates are for running the boost controller hoses.
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From: Upper Marlboro MD
I just installed the Blitz SBC ID III at the recommendation of RoadRebel and others. This controller rocks. It is very consistent, too.
Any reason for wanting to use the Eboost?
Anyway, to answer your question, as long as the Eboost doesn't have something about it that makes it a lot more complex than the Blitz controllers I'd say a few hours as well. Probably the biggest question is how accessible your wastegates are for running the boost controller hoses.
Any reason for wanting to use the Eboost?
Anyway, to answer your question, as long as the Eboost doesn't have something about it that makes it a lot more complex than the Blitz controllers I'd say a few hours as well. Probably the biggest question is how accessible your wastegates are for running the boost controller hoses.
Good advice I'll get the Blitz SBC ID III now. Knowledge is power. A few hours labor was pretty much what I expected. Thanks Guys.
Last edited by Sir Sel; Mar 20, 2007 at 11:49 AM.
