Good Electronic Boost Controller?
Originally Posted by 1INSANEGTO
Uhhhhh Eboost2 can be set to turn the meth pump on and off at a set boost setting.
Which you would not need a meth controller.
Check this average meth kit costing $250.00
Now you have a Eboost2 already which is a boost controller and a gauge. Now you buy this http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...ayphotohosting
Use you water tank for your wipers as your tank (alot of people do this) and you saved how much?
Hope you get my point now
Which you would not need a meth controller.
Check this average meth kit costing $250.00
Now you have a Eboost2 already which is a boost controller and a gauge. Now you buy this http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...ayphotohosting
Use you water tank for your wipers as your tank (alot of people do this) and you saved how much?
Hope you get my point now
Originally Posted by RW99
Yes, EBoost2 will allow you to customize your boost via referenced input.
You can download the manual from here:
Turbosmart downloads...
You can download the manual from here:
Turbosmart downloads...
Originally Posted by Phil99vette
The best boost controller on the market hands down.
www.ams1000.com
www.ams1000.com
I agree the AMS 1000 is the best unit out there. It is in my car and worth every dime
Staging Lane
Joined: Aug 2006
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My vote is for the Innovative Boost Controller. User friendly; efficient; and has great modes like Ramp and Time. Learning to use it is very easy and it controls the waste gate with consistency! I am still learning how to bring that 1167 RWHP @ 17PSI in to the rear wheels and then we will crank it up to 25-28PSI. The Innovative along with a MSD Digital 7 Plus can be pretty insane.
On The Tree
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From: Dallas, TX via Grambling State University
It seems that the Innovative Boost Controller is more race oriented and the eboost2 is more street oriented. I'm looking for a good boost controller that will be used in street applications not all out drag racing. So for the street cars out there which boost controller would you use for street applications?
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Verdad Gallardo Staging Lane
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Hey.
I had a GReddy on a street set up and it did not do a good job of consistenly contrlling boost. On numerous dyno runs it would overshoot; take time to stabalize and then it was not very user friendly. Innovative is really easy to use and was much more consistent in hitting target boost numbers and controlling them through out the RPM Range.
I had a GReddy on a street set up and it did not do a good job of consistenly contrlling boost. On numerous dyno runs it would overshoot; take time to stabalize and then it was not very user friendly. Innovative is really easy to use and was much more consistent in hitting target boost numbers and controlling them through out the RPM Range.
