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98dsmNTDec-15-05 03:54 PM
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#92120, "boost gauge and turbo timer"


          

hey im just checking to see if it really matters what boost gauge i buy...does it really need to be a name brand,do some work better than others and also can a turbo timer lower the psi under the wastegate setting or is it not possible to go under stock levels

  

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RE: boost gauge and turbo timer, bokchoi, Dec-15-05 04:01 PM, #1
RE: boost gauge and turbo timer, Blizare, Dec-15-05 06:08 PM, #2
      RE: boost gauge and turbo timer, baxsom, Dec-16-05 04:14 AM, #3
           RE: boost gauge and turbo timer, 98dsmNT, Dec-16-05 03:03 PM, #4
                RE: boost gauge and turbo timer, Blizare, Dec-18-05 02:48 AM, #5
                     RE: boost gauge and turbo timer, 98dsmNT, Dec-19-05 02:02 PM, #6
                          RE: boost gauge and turbo timer, Blizare, Dec-20-05 03:42 AM, #7

bokchoiDec-15-05 04:01 PM
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#92122, "RE: boost gauge and turbo timer"
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Dec-15-05 04:02 PM by bokchoi



          

errr....i think you mean boost controller. Turbo timer is simply a timing device that keeps your car running at a set time. Boost controllers can only raise boost levels, not lower them. As for boost gauges, most people go with the mechanical autometer ones, but if you want better accuracy I believe you should use the electric ones. I'm sure other people will give you a better input on this...or just tell you to do more searching which I also recommend. emoji

  

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#92124, "RE: boost gauge and turbo timer"
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Dec-15-05 06:09 PM by Blizare



          

A good boost controller would be a greddy profec B spec. I have 2 and I love them. What turbo do you have and do you know what the internal WG is set at?

I also recomend a better gauge than the autometer. I spent $700 on air intake temp/egt/boost/oil temp/Fuel pressure/water temp for the silvia and the egt is fucked, air temp worked for like 3 weeks and boost gauge is off by like 3 psi comparing readings from the boost controller. I have an HKS boost and EGT gauge in the talon and you'll love an electronic boost gauge. Very accurate but quite a bit more money.

EDIT: and for the record.....HKS black face 60mm gauges are sexy.


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baxsomDec-16-05 04:14 AM
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#92126, "RE: boost gauge and turbo timer"
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go with the zeitronix wideband controller

it monitors wideband, boost, egt, and tps

the controller can be hidden and either monitoredd with a laptop (kinda ricey)

or with a display screen about the size of a deck of cards



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98dsmNTDec-16-05 03:03 PM
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#92136, "RE: boost gauge and turbo timer"
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yea i def meant boost controller..haha i musta been a little too tired...i feel retarded...i have a 14b turbo and the boost will be stock which is like 15...

  

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BlizareDec-18-05 02:48 AM
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#92157, "RE: boost gauge and turbo timer"
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Originally posted by 98dsmNT
yea i def meant boost controller..haha i musta been a little too tired...i feel retarded...i have a 14b turbo and the boost will be stock which is like 15...


Yea, on a stock mototr your def. gonna have problems running that much boost.


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98dsmNTDec-19-05 02:02 PM
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#92190, "RE: boost gauge and turbo timer"
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so would i need to get a external wastegate to manage that?

  

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BlizareDec-20-05 03:42 AM
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#92200, "RE: boost gauge and turbo timer"
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Originally posted by 98dsmNT
so would i need to get a external wastegate to manage that?


I would suggest you do get an external and put in a 5-7 psi spring. Have you purchased your manifold yet?


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