$600 Boost Controller?

[JD-33]

Hi All,

I am currently looking for an electronic boost controller and my budget is $600. I have heard pretty good reviews about the 'Greddy Profec B Spec II Electronic Boost Controller' and was wondering what you guys think about this ? or is there a better one out there for roughly the same price? Keeping in mind that I want something which is easy to install and configue.

Any help would be greatly appreciated..

Cheers!

-JD

PS: I have a 1997 S2 R33.

[Wink]

The Profec B Spec is one of the easiest to configure and install.

Check out my install guide:

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...showtopic=99783

[ferni]

Blitz spec R

[williamsf1]

blitz SBC spec R

the only 1 to buy as the rest DO NOT hold boost correctly.....

[Pablo]

Even Blitz ID3 will fit into your budget if you source from Nengun (I did this).

[TTT]

blitz SBC spec R

the only 1 to buy as the rest DO NOT hold boost correctly.....

gees.

you must have spent a FORTUNE buying every single boost controller ever made and testing them all yourself.

Edited March 15, 2006 by GTST

[Miller the hoon]

ALL EBCs will hold boost if set up correctly

some are easyer to set up tho

i have an eboost2 and was told they were good

it was tuned incorrectly and was terrable

i reed the manual and set it my self and now holds boost to .1 of a psi

do u have an after market boost gauge

james

[paulr33]

$22 bleed valve should work fine, why spend $600 ?

[Swiper the Fox]

Blitz make crap everything.....but their boost controllers are the shiznit!

[r33kid]

ive heard good things about the Blitz I Colour, but it might be out of your budget.

[R31Nismoid]

Buying a bleed valve - $22

Blowing the left over on beers with some mates - $578

Getting so drunk and locked up for the night with your mates - PRICELESS

[Gts-t]

Blitz make crap everything.....but their boost controllers are the shiznit!

As if mate pull your head from your ass for a second.

Blitz make great intercoolers, exausts, bovs and air filters just to name a few.

Nuff said.

[gt-t_r34]

the greddy ones look pretty good seem to be the cheapest 2 solinoid around. the blitz EBC's are really good too but cost a little more

[N I B]

Look tru the forsale threads for a name brand at a good price.

[mikymouse]

What about the Jaycar controller? Only $100, does just as well as the rest do, with complete mapping possible. Only shame is that it monitors duty cycle and not MAP readings. Does anyone know if it possible to connect a MAP sensor?

[gt-t_r34]

Look tru the forsale threads for a name brand at a good price.

speaking of that

blitz spec r (twin solinoid)

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...howtopic=109593

[ODessA]

i got a gizmo ebc for $400.

got no complaints with it holds boost fine, but u have to set by duty cycle

and isnt the flashiest boost controller u will ever see

[funkymonkey]

I use an Apexi AVCR... old but reliable

Have a read of these articles:

http://autospeed.drive.com.au/cms/A_2836/article.html

http://autospeed.drive.com.au/cms/A_2835/article.html

before you run off and buy a boost controller that promises 11ty billion jiggawatts of power and DVD playing capabilities.

[MacGuyver]

I use an Apexi AVCR as well, managed to get it new in Australia for $620 delivered. I don't find it difficult to use at all.

[rd-runr]

This comparo helped me decide:

http://www.sportcompactcarweb.com/tech/0207scc_boostcontrol/