Recommendation for an Electronic Boost Controller
Melting Slicks
Joined: Jul 2004
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From: Northern Ireland
I have the Go Fast Bits GForce II boost controller. It's amazing. Closed loop correction, multiple settings, I have my WB02, Meth failsafe gauge and Meth kit wired into it to lower boost to wastegate pressure if there is an issue. It has 6 boost presets but I think you can only do 2 off of a switch and the others you have to use the display to actuate. I really like it, I have owned AEM, Eboost2, HKS EVC, Profec B, and a few others and it's by far my favorite.
http://www.gfb.com.au/products/boost...troller-by-gfb
http://www.gfb.com.au/products/boost...troller-by-gfb
Le Mans Master
Joined: Aug 2002
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From: Houston TX
St. Jude Donor '11
Alright i looks like I need to eat some crow. I was exceedigly curious about this so I wrote Turbosmart as to whether the EBII controller was doing any sort of correction and here's what they said:
"When gate pressure isreached (GP), the solenoid will cycle at a user defined duty cycle (SP) and willthen alter depending on the rate of change of pressure (SN). "
"When gate pressure isreached (GP), the solenoid will cycle at a user defined duty cycle (SP) and willthen alter depending on the rate of change of pressure (SN). "
Melting Slicks
Joined: Jul 2004
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From: Northern Ireland
As said, there are very very few fully open loop electronic boost controllers, except the very cheapest units.
But just because the others offer closed loop...doesnt mean they are all of the same abilities.
Same with anything...there are good units and not so good. And some excellent ones...and some ***** lol
But just because the others offer closed loop...doesnt mean they are all of the same abilities.
Same with anything...there are good units and not so good. And some excellent ones...and some ***** lol
