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Does Anyone Have/Use A Boost Controller In Your Xr6 Turbo?

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#1

Does anyone have one and if not why? Just wondering if I should get one or not.

#2

you wont get far unless you have a custome tune too suit the higher boost pressures. Your car will crack the sads otherwise.

I ran an E-Boost 2 in my old car (with tune too suit) and will be fitting it too my new car soon. Quite a few other members are running E-Boost and E-Boost streets :finger:

#3

All the falcon turbos use a boost controller :finger:

most choose to stick to the factory unit :bopp:

#4
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Yeah sweet just asking cause a mates got and eboost2 and he doesnt want it said I can have it for $300 so I thought I should grab it if I need it?

#5

what are the benefits of a e-boost controllers have you change the boost on the go? does it take the place of plugin in you xcal box to change boost?

dont know much about them but they do look the business.

:bye:

#6

yeah mate you can change settings while driving...I run a 10psi and a 15psi setting..

#7

yeh I run one when my car is on the road. its good to up the boost with the touch of a button with out stopping and reflashing a new tune on for my psi

#8

sounds the goods, ill have to look further into it with the help of my tax return :beerchug:

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