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hey there, basically i dont know wether to get the Apexi AVC-R or the Blitz dual sequential spec R. If you have had experience with both of them, what differences are there and what favourable features do either of them have. I am leaning towards the Apexi right now because A) it looks better, B) it seems to bot hahve the same features, and C) just cos i like the brand better. any thoughts ?

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The blitz Spec R is suppose to hold boost much better than the AVC-R.

Some reputable tuners I know don't like the AVC-R's....

Theres a thread from last week someone asking which boost controller for $600... have a look in that.

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I'm unable to find much info on the Blitz SBC Type R.

What type of EBC is it?

1. Intelligent - i.e Dial in boost level required it sets multiple duty cycle values through out the rev range in order to hold boost, in other words basically the same as the SBC-iD without the pretty handcontroller.

2. Old school manual type - plain old set a gain and duty cycle value (these will tend to drop boost over the intelligent ebc's)

Bl4cK32 Grand Master

Bl4cK32

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The blitz Spec R is suppose to hold boost much better than the AVC-R.

Some reputable tuners I know don't like the AVC-R's....

Some reputable tuners i know dont like Blitz Spec-r's

My Avcr has no probs holding 1.1 bar flat till redline.

It all depends on who you are getting to tune it, and if they know how to set it up properly.

They are both probably equally as good.

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Miller the hoon

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I have an e boost 2 and i think they are the best

i can set it myself they are very user friendly and i have elimenated boost spick and it holds boost to the .1 of a psi and they are a electronic boost gauge aswell

the best mod i have done to my car

ps i recon any ebc set correctly will hold boost

james

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