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Old Feb 19, 2002 | 09:02 PM
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...exhaust manifold?
May be stupid question but I am between the two for my next modification, an APEXi AVC-R electronic boost controller or a good equal length exhaust manifold. Which modification do you guys suggest me and why?
Bear in mind more important for me is the reliability and smoothness, I could say prefer the torque in low rpm. Car is a MY2000 Impreza PPP with Magnex downpipe.
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Old Feb 19, 2002 | 09:55 PM
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I would go for the AVC-R. On the PPP you can happily run 18PSI in the midrange (at least in Scotland). You can get a substantially beefier boost and therefore torque curve which is wider higher and flatter than the PPP - it sort of fills in the ends if you like.

The AVC-R has all the right features for a boost controller.

Have some gone a bit lean when adding a manifold as well as a downpipe or am I thinking of RBScott's MY01 PPP?

You may also wish to consider a Dawes MBC with a 2mm bleed hole? Fairly smooth on part throttle but not as good as smooth as a good EBC, will give same results as the AVC-R overall I reckon and 15 times cheaper.

Boost controller works fabulously well with the PPP's >19PSI fuel cut and nice mapping.
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Old Feb 19, 2002 | 10:59 PM
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Have some gone a bit lean when adding a manifold as well as a downpipe or am I thinking of RBScott's MY01 PPP?
This is the main reason I would prefer tha AVC-R and the fact that I can tune my car overall better.
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