vnturbo

im having an awful time getting plain and simple answers....
what is a user friendly boost controller thats not overpriced and too difficult to use.
car going on is 50/50 street/strip,3350lb,live axle,400 cube lsx,single 42 turbo,th400,9"(3.00:1)diff,and 27x9 tyre.approx 780rwhp....(approx 15lb max)
im open to suggestion on....time based program/gear select style controller.
ive been looking close @ apexi avc-r and the e-boost 2 and lots others but no real backing up of use and functionality....
cheers dave

green95vert

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I hear eboost2 is the way to go. I personally have an eboost street, seems like a good unit so far. I didn't like my Greddy at all.

ws602

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ams-500

71 chevy

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i use a $14.99 mbc and it holds the boost rock steady

Hi Volume

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Turbo XS dual stage. Stage 1 is your waste gate spring, flip a switch and it activates the second stage which you preset to whatever you want via turn of a ****. Flip the switch whenever you want, stop, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th or never and stay on stage one. or wire it into your computer and have it activated at a selected speed and be hands free. I hate electronic ones, simple is better. They have a quad stage one that can wired up for gear specific boost. For the big hp cars of course.

KingOfCold

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Eboost 2 is the way to go. The eboost street is also a lower priced option. Both are simple to use and set up.

vnturbo

thanks for the reply guys,
im still mulling over all options
cheers dave

02blackbeauty19

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Stay away from the Greddy units.

Eboost2 is a downright awesome unit for the street.

AMS-1000 if its a racecar.

El_Diablo

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AMS-1000 because if you keep it long enough it will turn into a race car.

TracyRR

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Amen brother!! lol!!

MUSTANGBRKR02

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Truth.


I use the eboost2 and so far I like it alot. Very similar combos also.

98Camarod

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I have an eboost2 that I used on my old combo and I'll use it on my twin setup as well. I didn't really get too in depth with it, but I know there are ton of options with it.

evo462

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I got an AEM TruBoost. It was about $240, some of which I would have used to buy a boost gauge anyway.