Greddy Profec B Boost Controller
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Hi
Not sure whether you're the right person to answer this question Darren but I'll shoot it over anyway.
I'm in the middle of purchasing upgrades for my wrx 2004 to get the power up to 350bhp or there abouts.
At present I have accumulated:
Full stainless from turbo back
2006 sti injectors
Walbro 255lph fuel pump
IHI VF22 Turbo (soon to arrive)
So I believe an sti intercooler and a ecutek remap will see me right. (let me know if I missede anything!)
Anyway, I'd like some form of being able to 'lower' the boost from within the cabin to help keep fuel costs down (I'm presuming here that using less boost pressure will use less fuel), and then be able to turn the boost up when feeling the need.
So, is this the device that will enable me to do that and work in tandem with the ecutek ecu?
Cheers
Mark.
Not sure whether you're the right person to answer this question Darren but I'll shoot it over anyway.
I'm in the middle of purchasing upgrades for my wrx 2004 to get the power up to 350bhp or there abouts.
At present I have accumulated:
Full stainless from turbo back
2006 sti injectors
Walbro 255lph fuel pump
IHI VF22 Turbo (soon to arrive)
So I believe an sti intercooler and a ecutek remap will see me right. (let me know if I missede anything!)
Anyway, I'd like some form of being able to 'lower' the boost from within the cabin to help keep fuel costs down (I'm presuming here that using less boost pressure will use less fuel), and then be able to turn the boost up when feeling the need.
So, is this the device that will enable me to do that and work in tandem with the ecutek ecu?
Cheers
Mark.
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