Choice of electonic boost controller
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Go with manual boost controller in the engine bay. With cockpit or electronic boost controller, you are just asking for trouble. Electronic boost controller is expensive and you tend to mess with it more than you should.
Originally posted by 1MAX2NV
Go with manual boost controller in the engine bay. With cockpit or electronic boost controller, you are just asking for trouble. Electronic boost controller is expensive and you tend to mess with it more than you should.
Go with manual boost controller in the engine bay. With cockpit or electronic boost controller, you are just asking for trouble. Electronic boost controller is expensive and you tend to mess with it more than you should.
Boost controller
I too am looking at boost controllers, except for my Supra. My mechanical wizard friend recommends the Greddy profec b, it is easy to use and reliable. The previous poster is correct how ever, manual is probably the best but I am like you,I want to play with it. Also good are the Blitz SBC or the HKS EVC EZ. I will go either with the Greddy or the HKS. Here's a link where you can find them used.
http://www.thepartstrader.com/
Dan
http://www.thepartstrader.com/
Dan
Re: Boost controller
Originally posted by Dan 93 SE
I too am looking at boost controllers, except for my Supra. My mechanical wizard friend recommends the Greddy profec b, it is easy to use and reliable. The previous poster is correct how ever, manual is probably the best but I am like you,I want to play with it. Also good are the Blitz SBC or the HKS EVC EZ. I will go either with the Greddy or the HKS. Here's a link where you can find them used.
http://www.thepartstrader.com/
Dan
I too am looking at boost controllers, except for my Supra. My mechanical wizard friend recommends the Greddy profec b, it is easy to use and reliable. The previous poster is correct how ever, manual is probably the best but I am like you,I want to play with it. Also good are the Blitz SBC or the HKS EVC EZ. I will go either with the Greddy or the HKS. Here's a link where you can find them used.
http://www.thepartstrader.com/
Dan
EBC
The lowest new price I have seen new is here;
http://www.suprastore.com/
or try here;you might get a better price.
http://www.groupbuycenter.com/
Dan
http://www.suprastore.com/
or try here;you might get a better price.
http://www.groupbuycenter.com/
Dan
Re: EBC
Originally posted by Dan 93 SE
The lowest new price I have seen new is here;
http://www.suprastore.com/
or try here;you might get a better price.
http://www.groupbuycenter.com/
Dan
The lowest new price I have seen new is here;
http://www.suprastore.com/
or try here;you might get a better price.
http://www.groupbuycenter.com/
Dan
I'd go with the GReddy PRofec B or HKS EVC EZ. I am not a fan of fuzzy logic technology in the boost controllers. I prefer to keep it simple.
Re: Choice of electonic boost controller
Originally posted by nigelcmf
Hi guys
I was wondering if anyone could recommend a good electronic boost controller. My Turbo guy recommends Greddy Profec B. is that any good?
Thanks
Hi guys
I was wondering if anyone could recommend a good electronic boost controller. My Turbo guy recommends Greddy Profec B. is that any good?
Thanks
http://www.rx7t2.com/images/102-0246_IMG.JPG
It is the black box above the silver box with the 3 vacuum lines running into it. If you want to see pics of the actual controller let me know... I've got some just haven't bothered to copy them to my server yet...
Re: Re: Choice of electonic boost controller
Originally posted by Brian_TII
I don't like the Profec because it requires you to run a vacuum line into the car to sense the amount of boost that you are running. The HKS EVC-EZ, is good and costs about the same. The biggest difference is that it has a smaller module under the hood AND that module has the boost senor on it so you don't have to run any extra vacuum lines inside the car. Basically, IMHO the packaging of the Profec sucks. You can see pics of mine installed here:
http://www.rx7t2.com/images/102-0246_IMG.JPG
It is the black box above the silver box with the 3 vacuum lines running into it. If you want to see pics of the actual controller let me know... I've got some just haven't bothered to copy them to my server yet...
I don't like the Profec because it requires you to run a vacuum line into the car to sense the amount of boost that you are running. The HKS EVC-EZ, is good and costs about the same. The biggest difference is that it has a smaller module under the hood AND that module has the boost senor on it so you don't have to run any extra vacuum lines inside the car. Basically, IMHO the packaging of the Profec sucks. You can see pics of mine installed here:
http://www.rx7t2.com/images/102-0246_IMG.JPG
It is the black box above the silver box with the 3 vacuum lines running into it. If you want to see pics of the actual controller let me know... I've got some just haven't bothered to copy them to my server yet...
Thanks again!
It wasn't hard to install at all. I did it in a few hours. The hardest part was accessing the wastegate actuator on the car. (It's buried and you have to remove the belly pan to get to anywhere near it) Anyway... I just went outside and took some pics of it on my car. I took them in 1024x768 this time so they shouldn't be QUITE as big 
http://www.rx7t2.com/hksevc/
If you have any questions feel free to ask. As far as where to buy one... I got mine through my mechanic (an RX-7 specialist). I think I paided ~$330 for it... (about two years ago though...)

http://www.rx7t2.com/hksevc/
If you have any questions feel free to ask. As far as where to buy one... I got mine through my mechanic (an RX-7 specialist). I think I paided ~$330 for it... (about two years ago though...)
Originally posted by Brian_TII
It wasn't hard to install at all. I did it in a few hours. The hardest part was accessing the wastegate actuator on the car. (It's buried and you have to remove the belly pan to get to anywhere near it) Anyway... I just went outside and took some pics of it on my car. I took them in 1024x768 this time so they shouldn't be QUITE as big
http://www.rx7t2.com/hksevc/
If you have any questions feel free to ask. As far as where to buy one... I got mine through my mechanic (an RX-7 specialist). I think I paided ~$330 for it... (about two years ago though...)
It wasn't hard to install at all. I did it in a few hours. The hardest part was accessing the wastegate actuator on the car. (It's buried and you have to remove the belly pan to get to anywhere near it) Anyway... I just went outside and took some pics of it on my car. I took them in 1024x768 this time so they shouldn't be QUITE as big

http://www.rx7t2.com/hksevc/
If you have any questions feel free to ask. As far as where to buy one... I got mine through my mechanic (an RX-7 specialist). I think I paided ~$330 for it... (about two years ago though...)
Thanks for the information. Is the website a permanent one or just temporary? I would like to bookmark it. If it is not permanent I will download the pics.
Thanks again
Nigel
Originally posted by nigelcmf
Brian
Thanks for the information. Is the website a permanent one or just temporary? I would like to bookmark it. If it is not permanent I will download the pics.
Thanks again
Nigel
Brian
Thanks for the information. Is the website a permanent one or just temporary? I would like to bookmark it. If it is not permanent I will download the pics.
Thanks again
Nigel
It's hosted over my DSL connection on my "home" server.... so... while I have no plans of doing anything with it...
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