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99% of em will replace your amal valve...
all they are is basically a type of amal valve (ie electronic bleed valve) thats controlled by a mini-ecu thing (the conroller itself)
all they are is basically a type of amal valve (ie electronic bleed valve) thats controlled by a mini-ecu thing (the conroller itself)
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Looks pretty good, but then so does the AVC-R and that was pants on mine. I would only go for a controller that is proven. The SBC-ID does EXACTLY what is required of it. Controls boost, thats where others have failed IMO.
Originally Posted by Christian and Beccy
Looks pretty good, but then so does the AVC-R and that was pants on mine. I would only go for a controller that is proven. The SBC-ID does EXACTLY what is required of it. Controls boost, thats where others have failed IMO. 
Originally Posted by Rolls
i've got a profec b on mine!
Very happy with it, dual solanoid control, no frills, simple to use, does exactly what it says on the tin
Take a look on ebay there are always boost controllers on there second hand. The American site had the majority but i dont think that there is a problem with international shipping with the majority of sellers on there.
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I don't get it ?????
I understand how the actuator works with the amal valve!
So what should it help to put on this boost controler that Ranj has linked to ????
The actuator on the turbo will still open at what ever it set at ???? preventing overboost
Is it used to get better controll between 0 to max safe(actuator controlled) boost then ????
If so then i'm happy with the std. system using the amal valve.
Cheers Kennert
I don't get it ?????
I understand how the actuator works with the amal valve!
So what should it help to put on this boost controler that Ranj has linked to ????
The actuator on the turbo will still open at what ever it set at ???? preventing overboost
Is it used to get better controll between 0 to max safe(actuator controlled) boost then ????
If so then i'm happy with the std. system using the amal valve.
Cheers Kennert
The boost controller replaces the amal valve and opens the wastgate at what pressure you set it at. An electric boost controller does the same thing it just does it better plus the Profec B II has a digital display showing the boost your at. I've always been told that it's more safe to run a controller than an amal valve and that there is always less problems with malfunctions. Over all the electric controller is a better option.
Originally Posted by Christian and Beccy
Looks pretty good, but then so does the AVC-R and that was pants on mine. I would only go for a controller that is proven. The SBC-ID does EXACTLY what is required of it. Controls boost, thats where others have failed IMO. 
I did read a test a while back and the Apexi came out better than the ones you regard as better because it has some options the others dont have?
Not a dig!! Only want your opinion
Bit old this post but thought i would try and answer your question.
Ive never used one myself but been told by a few who have that it its no good controlling high boost. How high i dont know but im sure Christian or Vic who used to run one can tell you that.
Ive never used one myself but been told by a few who have that it its no good controlling high boost. How high i dont know but im sure Christian or Vic who used to run one can tell you that.
Originally Posted by GT2
Originally Posted by Christian and Beccy
Looks pretty good, but then so does the AVC-R and that was pants on mine. I would only go for a controller that is proven. The SBC-ID does EXACTLY what is required of it. Controls boost, thats where others have failed IMO. 
I did read a test a while back and the Apexi came out better than the ones you regard as better because it has some options the others dont have?
Not a dig!! Only want your opinion

Originally Posted by b19bal
who cares what it looks like as lpng as its small and pretty
I think the AVC-R looks good but the simplicity of the Profec B 2 is spot on. Sounds great to use, not too much, but enough control over what's going on
Originally Posted by Christian and Beccy
Originally Posted by GT2
Originally Posted by Christian and Beccy
Looks pretty good, but then so does the AVC-R and that was pants on mine. I would only go for a controller that is proven. The SBC-ID does EXACTLY what is required of it. Controls boost, thats where others have failed IMO. 
I did read a test a while back and the Apexi came out better than the ones you regard as better because it has some options the others dont have?
Not a dig!! Only want your opinion


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