I am in the market for a good electronic boost controller but unsure of what brand to go with. I dont know if its one of those things that is really the same no matter the brand, so i figured I would see what VAdriven uses. Any info would be great, thanks!

 

Eh i had a greddy profec b spec 2 and i liked it, a little tricky at first but once you get the hang of it, its pretty nice. You can turn it off to run the off the wastegate and there is 2 settings on the controller for 2 diff boost levels. It also has an overboost protection so if it spikes the controller will automatically turn it down how ever much you tell it to. Sold it to a friend of mine with a tt supra and he loves it as well.

 

Just get a hallman manual boost controller. Its easy to use, tried and true.

 

I like that spike protection idea....sounds good.

I want my boost to be adjustable from inside the car, lol.

 

so do i ...that way when i paint it i will be able to do some .......

oh wait....maybe i shouldnt tell him imma do this....

oh wait...i just did....oh damn

 

Hallman makes that too.

http://www.hallmanboostcontroller.com/applic.html

 

OH SNAP. Why do I have a feeling I am going to be replacing tires when i get it back?


Sweet, I'im gonna look into that, thanks.

 

thats the one thing i do not do...is drive customers cars unless im asked to....i may take it to zooms which is 2 blocks away if it gets low on gas... but thats it...i dont drive customer cars...

it will have maybe a 1/2 mile more on it just from moving it around...

 

LOL its cool man. Drive it if you need to

 

nlr ams-500 or ams-1000 hands down one of the best controllers out there. I've had the greddy profec b spec II, an ecu controlled solenoid setup, and now the nlr ams-500. The closed loop control of the ams is awesome. I can also activate its different stages through the ecu. It features ramped control as well to help aid with traction.