Do I need a boost controller/solenoid for my PPP Blob?
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Do I need a boost controller/solenoid for my PPP Blob?
Car: 2003 STi PPP
Mods to be done: Cat back & remap
To prevent any boost spikes should I get a boost controller or a 3port or is it not needed? Obviously I want to prevent any det or over boosting but don't want to shell out cash for a controller if it's not needed.
Mods to be done: Cat back & remap
To prevent any boost spikes should I get a boost controller or a 3port or is it not needed? Obviously I want to prevent any det or over boosting but don't want to shell out cash for a controller if it's not needed.
Last edited by morpheus1870; 11 August 2011 at 10:45 PM.
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The standard 2 port can handle what you require a 3 port can offer better control but is not essential, although I had one fitted before my remap, also on 3 port less duty is required over a 2 port to obtain same boost, you don't need any fancy expensive boost controller though as the ecu is more than cabable of controlling the boost with either of the above.
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The standard 2 port can handle what you require a 3 port can offer better control but is not essential, although I had one fitted before my remap, also on 3 port less duty is required over a 2 port to obtain same boost, you don't need any fancy expensive boost controller though as the ecu is more than cabable of controlling the boost with either of the above.
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3-port is better than 2-port,will hold boost and on your tune i would go for peace of mind(£75 cost Prodrive 3-port OEM)
Boost controller you are don't need,your ECU can control Boost nicely,Boost controller is recommended if you are going above 1.65bar,which i don't think you will reach this boost.
Jura
Boost controller you are don't need,your ECU can control Boost nicely,Boost controller is recommended if you are going above 1.65bar,which i don't think you will reach this boost.
Jura
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3-port is better than 2-port,will hold boost and on your tune i would go for peace of mind(£75 cost Prodrive 3-port OEM)
Boost controller you are don't need,your ECU can control Boost nicely,Boost controller is recommended if you are going above 1.65bar,which i don't think you will reach this boost.
Jura
Boost controller you are don't need,your ECU can control Boost nicely,Boost controller is recommended if you are going above 1.65bar,which i don't think you will reach this boost.
Jura
Thanks again Jura, will get one before the remap.
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No plan on doing it myself, i'm useless at those kind of things, will just buy it and give it the mapper on the day.
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Std. ecu limits boost to around 1.45 bar, mine ran 2 bar for a long while, the mapper just dials in "loads of fuel" to cover it's demands.
As stated a three port allows better boost control by the ecu, det. & over-boost are not likely assuming the car is healthy on the day it's mapped.
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As stated a three port allows better boost control by the ecu, det. & over-boost are not likely assuming the car is healthy on the day it's mapped.
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