Eboost2 VS AMS 500
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Eboost2 VS AMS 500
Let me start by saying I know nothing about either of them. My first turbo motor will be back in my car end of this month. I know a lot of you guys on here use the Eboost2. However someone told me to get the AMS 500 controller for my set up. Not drag racing or anything like that. Just a fun street car/highway roller/dyno queen. Both are priced the same so not about cost. Opinions?
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Let me start by saying I know nothing about either of them. My first turbo motor will be back in my car end of this month. I know a lot of you guys on here use the Eboost2. However someone told me to get the AMS 500 controller for my set up. Not drag racing or anything like that. Just a fun street car/highway roller/dyno queen. Both are priced the same so not about cost. Opinions?
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Never have used an AMS controller, but I like my eboost2. Adjust boost level with the push of a button. Up to 6 different boost levels and some more cool features with a little ingenuity. I have mine hooked up to be able to start a timed boost sequence via the cruise control set button upon release (also my trans brake button) as well as being able to use the cruise resume switch to increase boost level. The only thing that sucks about that is the controller needs to be in certain modes to use those features.
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AMS500 with CO2 is entry level professional grade. Eboost2 is pretty and has buttons but is amateur grade by comparison as far as controlling boost.
It's like an iPad compared to a Toughbook laptop. One is way more appealing to the eye while the other does work in harsh environments.
It's like an iPad compared to a Toughbook laptop. One is way more appealing to the eye while the other does work in harsh environments.
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AMS500 with CO2 is entry level professional grade. Eboost2 is pretty and has buttons but is amateur grade by comparison as far as controlling boost.
It's like an iPad compared to a Toughbook laptop. One is way more appealing to the eye while the other does work in harsh environments.
It's like an iPad compared to a Toughbook laptop. One is way more appealing to the eye while the other does work in harsh environments.
Really dont see how that statement rings true.
From a user perspective the Eboost2 offers the driver more on every level, and with easier access to adjustments whilst in the car. To me that makes it superior.
But more importantly for the OP.
What exactly do you want from a boost controller ? What are your needs ?
And all controllers work by adjusting air pressure fed to the wastegate to either work against the internal spring, or work with it to offer you varying boost levels.
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Basically Id just like to dial the boost up or down while in my car and have a safety shut off if I go over that desired amount (from something happening). Motor will be anywhere from 16-20lb of boost depending on how safe we can make it for the most power. Then id like to cruise the streets at say 8/9/10lb but if I wanna roll on someone on the highway I can immediately dial it up to 18/20lb from in the car. Kinda cheesy but thats what I want.
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No external controller can give you a proper safety for overboost unless it somehow interacts with the engine ecu to force a shut down.
Most boost controllers will offer a feature called overboost protection, but this relies on the actual boost control system still being functional in the first place.....so isnt really protection against a fault.
The EBoost street would be much cheaper and do what you want.
Most boost controllers will offer a feature called overboost protection, but this relies on the actual boost control system still being functional in the first place.....so isnt really protection against a fault.
The EBoost street would be much cheaper and do what you want.
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I'll reopen the thread again. I have just notcied that AMS has a version 2 now available for the same price as the previous model.
http://turbobullet.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=25&t=7305
My comparison question now is, which is better between the Eboost2 and the AMS500V2?
The factor to me is that I think the Eboost2 is RPM based while AMS is timed based. Now which do you prefer?
http://turbobullet.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=25&t=7305
My comparison question now is, which is better between the Eboost2 and the AMS500V2?
The factor to me is that I think the Eboost2 is RPM based while AMS is timed based. Now which do you prefer?
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I'll reopen the thread again. I have just notcied that AMS has a version 2 now available for the same price as the previous model.
http://turbobullet.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=25&t=7305
My comparison question now is, which is better between the Eboost2 and the AMS500V2?
The factor to me is that I think the Eboost2 is RPM based while AMS is timed based. Now which do you prefer?
http://turbobullet.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=25&t=7305
My comparison question now is, which is better between the Eboost2 and the AMS500V2?
The factor to me is that I think the Eboost2 is RPM based while AMS is timed based. Now which do you prefer?