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cant really go past a turbosmart E-boost2 if you have the money as they have a lot more functions than most people will ever need, not only that they are an aussie product so service issues if you were to have any would be a lot easier to deal with.

some of the functions are different boost levels for a selected gear,inbuilt boost guage in the display can be set to display in either PSI,bar or Kpa, output for nos switch etc or could be utilised for something else if req'd?, ability to set wastegate pressures and heaps of other stuff too.

the menu system is pretty good and easy to use too.

just my 2 cents

Im using the Hybrid dual stage ebc. It does the job for a cheap(ish) price

if I had the chance again Id go this way:

Greddy Profec B Spec 2 Boost Controller

Black : 15069

Australia : $395 Delivered 2-4 Days (Black only in stock) from Slide

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/t188592.html

Blitz DSBC Spec-R :rolleyes:

Cheap and very easy to setup. Not as many wank features as many of the other controllers, just holds steady boost and ramps it up fast, does all I ask of it. :rofl:

GCGvsRB25.jpg

Both run with stock RB20 10psi actuator.

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