Blitz Boost Controller and Power Meter.......
01-09-2005, 08:15 PM
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Blitz Boost Controller and Power Meter.......
I am considering selling my Blitz SBC ID2 Sequential Boost Controller and Power Meter.
I still very strongly believe the the Blitz SBC range of Controllers are the best available. They feature a VERY good Dual Solenoid and the ID Controller that I am selling has great functionality. I have direct experience of all the other Controllers on the market (Apexi AVC-R, HKS EVC5 etc) and still say that for Boost Control, this unit is unbeatable.
The Boost Controller allows you to easily set a Boost figure, then the Controller will achieve and hold that figure. The extent to which this will hold Boost in far far more reliable in my opinion than any other method of Boost Control.
On my 161mph run, the car held 28psi right to the end. It didn't even drop 1psi. This can be confirmed when you display the Boost figure as a graph.
You can also set 'Gain' which effectively governs how quickly the Turbo spools.
The Controller also has 4 'Channels'. These enable you to set 4 different Boost Patterns. For example, you can have 1 set to Maximum Boost with Optimum Gain. You can have another set for Low Boost. You then have 2 further Channels that you can use for Custom settings.
The second unit is the 'Power Meter'. This unit allows you to have functions such as Sprint Timing (1/4 Mile etc), Actual Road Speed (You need a Sensor for this, which I can advise on if necessary), but most importantly, you can perform Speed Based Boost Mapping. This means that you can run on any of your preset Boost Settings (both Boost and Gain) depending on what Speed you are at. So, you could run your Low Boost Channel from 0-20mph, then bring in a High Boost Channel. The unit is also capable of displaying other values, such as Battery Voltage etc, but needs setting/connecting up for this.
Make me an offer on one or both of these!
I still very strongly believe the the Blitz SBC range of Controllers are the best available. They feature a VERY good Dual Solenoid and the ID Controller that I am selling has great functionality. I have direct experience of all the other Controllers on the market (Apexi AVC-R, HKS EVC5 etc) and still say that for Boost Control, this unit is unbeatable.
The Boost Controller allows you to easily set a Boost figure, then the Controller will achieve and hold that figure. The extent to which this will hold Boost in far far more reliable in my opinion than any other method of Boost Control.
On my 161mph run, the car held 28psi right to the end. It didn't even drop 1psi. This can be confirmed when you display the Boost figure as a graph.
You can also set 'Gain' which effectively governs how quickly the Turbo spools.
The Controller also has 4 'Channels'. These enable you to set 4 different Boost Patterns. For example, you can have 1 set to Maximum Boost with Optimum Gain. You can have another set for Low Boost. You then have 2 further Channels that you can use for Custom settings.
The second unit is the 'Power Meter'. This unit allows you to have functions such as Sprint Timing (1/4 Mile etc), Actual Road Speed (You need a Sensor for this, which I can advise on if necessary), but most importantly, you can perform Speed Based Boost Mapping. This means that you can run on any of your preset Boost Settings (both Boost and Gain) depending on what Speed you are at. So, you could run your Low Boost Channel from 0-20mph, then bring in a High Boost Channel. The unit is also capable of displaying other values, such as Battery Voltage etc, but needs setting/connecting up for this.
Make me an offer on one or both of these!
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08-10-2005, 10:38 AM
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Hi don't know if this is still for sale? My boost peaks @ 25psi but then drops down to 20psi-would this cure it? Also how much would you want for the unit and to fit/setup? Just the boost controller. Cheers
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Hi don't know if this is still for sale? My boost peaks @ 25psi but then drops down to 20psi-would this cure it? Also how much would you want for the unit and to fit/setup? Just the boost controller. Cheers
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