Eboost 2 got one coming install questions tips and tricks..
Few questions..where did you twin guys running dual solenoids mount the solenoids?
Is there a reason to use their plastic hose and then connect to rubber hose why not just run rubber hose all the way to the gauge and not bother with the adapter and the delicate plastic hose at all?
I assume it fits good in the center vent .Do I use any backing plate or anything or is it a tight friction fit. Dont' want any rattling.Did you buy any additional install kit?
It says something about negative 5 low working range. Does the display blank out if its colder than this or does it not work right? I won't be driving my car in that temp anyway normally but just wondering. This year not much snow yet so getting a few extra weeks of playing in.
Where did you get your power for the controller? Fuse box or somewhere else.
Do I have to cut anything in the vents behind the controller.
Anyone take pics of their eboost install or know of a how to for an f body?
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and skip the plastic tube but guess have to take a look at my controller hopefully it will show up next few days.
Just figured it would simplify hook up and don't like extra adapters if don't need them.
but maybe there is no room on the back guess they had their reasons.
I will be very careful with the controller till get it figured out .Have been looking over the online manuals so have a pretty good handle on it already I think.
Looks like a nice toy!
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I agree with the hallman style MBCs, but I cant do boost by gear, nor can I hold the gate shut with it, nor can I control ramp and slope.
I spent 3 days on the dyno with the first one learning how it worked. The manual is 41 pages long, and you will have a headache after reading it, but once you see what it can do, its fantastic.
And if you really want to go fast, youll order an AMS1000
my (single) solenoid is mounted on the fan shroud with a zip tie (bottom of the shroud)
turns out I cant blow very hard i suppose we are lucky over here having had the eboost 1 etc to work with.. i actually had one of the first eboost units ever made and there were problems with them..
the eboost 2 is just a upgrade from them, but with 20x the amount of functions.
when setup correctly you can get a boost line as flat as you want..
still in service today 
http://rides.webshots.com/photo/1096...44739149kNmSGC
ive had this one for 3 years and still going strong..






