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Old 06-25-10 | 03:15 PM
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Question FD Boost Controller

Hey everyone, I'm looking at getting a boost controller for my 93. I still have the stock twins but i read on here that it's safe to adjust it up a little bit from the 10-8-10. I was thinking about going up to 12 or maybe 12.5. I was looking at the GReddy Profec B spec 2 and was wondering if anyone had any insight as to if its a good choice? If not, recommendations? Thanks
Old 06-25-10 | 04:04 PM
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IMO, if you have a stock computer I would not run anymore that 10psi. I have the apexi avc-r and like it alot.


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Old 06-25-10 | 04:37 PM
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10-8-10 unless you have an upgraded ECU. A basic pettit flashed ecu will work but still scary.
Old 06-25-10 | 05:46 PM
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I have a greedy profec B spec II. I love it. It's small relatively inexpensive and simple to use.

and yeah I third that unless you want a blown engine do NOT turn up the boost past 10 psi on a stock ECU.
Old 06-25-10 | 06:21 PM
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Had the Greddy type-S, solid unit
also had the hallman pro RX manual boost controllers which i wish i had kept.

I dont think you want a boost controller. I think you want an ECU.
Old 06-25-10 | 08:20 PM
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ok thanks for the info, i was looking into ecu's as well. I'm new into actually doing my own work to my car, I have a buddie who is a mechanic. But i would rather learn these things on my own too so he's gonna walk me through it. But i didnt know about the ecu thing, i guess ill start looking around, any suggestions? i know pettit makes some good quality parts
Old 06-25-10 | 11:51 PM
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if u get the apexi power fc u can raise the boost with that as well....... so u dont NEED to get a boost controller but its recommended to avoid boost spike
Old 06-26-10 | 07:53 AM
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Originally Posted by muibubbles
if u get the apexi power fc u can raise the boost with that as well....... so u dont NEED to get a boost controller but its recommended to avoid boost spike
this is true but as STATED but also run a boost controller i run a profec B II and its a great boost controller.
Old 06-26-10 | 08:43 AM
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The Apexi PFC is a good bet. It's a solid, well known, ECU with room for lots of improvement as you add more and more mods. The PFC also has effective control over the stock boost control solenoids.
Old 06-26-10 | 11:36 AM
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ok thanks alot, ill look into the Apexi and probably just buy an ECU and a controller together
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