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Has anyone used the Boost controller add on for Power FC?

Thinking it might be a good way to go seeing it then would be part of the ecu and not a seperate item.

If you have used them, what are the boost setting features? and can you do a staged boost setting ( i.e. gradual boost each gear similar to the eBoost )

Any help would be great. Cheers

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I use one, its basic and works well, and as you say it is integrated with the Power FC / Hand Controller which was a plus for me.

It doesn't do any staged boost settings as you describe.

I've used one too, and Justin is correct. Very simple.

Gives you the option of storing 3 boost settings though if I remember correctly. It's been a while.

4.

You can only set the value, not the gain or different boost levels in different gears. It is basic but does the job.

Ok no worries I don't really need the other features anyway, a basic boost control should be enough.

Tricky set up hey, prob just get my tuner to set it up anyway he know Power FC's pretty good.

Cheers for the help everyone!

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