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sean2kuk

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Hi..im currently gathering the parts I need for bpu.....

whats the preferred boost controller and why?

what functions should I be looking for when buying?

the greddy profec looks nice with the small digital screen but its £250!!

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I dont know why people use a boost controller tbh?

 

With the right restrictor ring etc you see 1.2bar all day and save 200+ £

 

A good quality electronic boost controller can make a significant difference to how quickly the turbos spool up, it can also help maximise boost levels through all the gears.

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It's got a 1.2b restrictor ring.

 

There's not really such thing as a 1.2bar restrictor ring, it's not an exact science, the amount of boost a particular car makes depends on a number of factors, exhaust type, decat size, IC, ambient temp, etc. You could just file out the hole in the restrictor ring a little which will make it less restrictive and should raise the boost, although come the winter when the air is colder/denser you'll find it boosts even higher.

 

I'd personally recommend fitting a good quality electronic boost controller as this will give you a lot better control of the boost and how the wastegate operates. Here's a post I made a while back which may help. http://www.mkivsupra.net/vbb/showthread.php?245861-boost-controller-questions&p=3109271&viewfull=1#post3109271

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Guest Jason1

I use a AVCR

Took me a while to learn how to set it up

But worth it, spools earlier and set your boost and it holds rock steady

Also learns and adjusts itself

Good bit of kit.

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