Which Boost control unit.
07 March 2011, 08:11 PM
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Which Boost control unit.
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I am looking to purchase a boost control unit to my 2002 WRX. I am wondering what you guys have. I have had the Gizmo unit recommended ?
So - Manual or Electronic and make.
I did have a greddy profec type II b in my last car, found it far too complicated TBH.
I am looking to purchase a boost control unit to my 2002 WRX. I am wondering what you guys have. I have had the Gizmo unit recommended ?
So - Manual or Electronic and make.
I did have a greddy profec type II b in my last car, found it far too complicated TBH.
07 March 2011, 08:22 PM
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Why ?
If you want more performance simply map the thing...
Unless you are running stupid boost ( like me ! ) the ecu can't run more than around 1.45 bar, my Defi used to read 1.7 bar but they are a bit over the top.
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If you want more performance simply map the thing...
Unless you are running stupid boost ( like me ! ) the ecu can't run more than around 1.45 bar, my Defi used to read 1.7 bar but they are a bit over the top.
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So you would reccomend a straight forward map and dyno then?
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Well you wouldn't be able to up the boost without a remap anyway, else the engine will go pop.
Get it remapped, then you'll need bigger injectors, fuel pressure regulator, then you can think about upping the boost.
Get it remapped, then you'll need bigger injectors, fuel pressure regulator, then you can think about upping the boost.
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Dyno optional... But I will still ask what will you do with a boost controller ?
Screw up the boost and leave the fuelling std ?
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Screw up the boost and leave the fuelling std ?
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