Electronic Boost controller?
Recently I went down to PES to talk to Tony about the problem.. He drove my car and said that with my 3" cat back exhaust the turbo spooled too fast for the N75 to react and when the ECU sees the boost spike that high it jumps in and closes the throttle.. He then suggested an electronic boost controller..
When I asked him if I would lose my safety sensors he said that the car will still be able to close the throttle in case it needs.. Well, it sounds like a good idea, no more spikes, and holding the boost I want, but what happens if I get a bad tank of gas.. Will the ECU close the throttle or pull back timing?
What happens if I get a huge tear in one of my hoses and the EBC sensor thinks Im only pushing 2psi while requested is 19psi.. Will it try to match my requested amount by making the turbo work harder, eventually blowing my turbo?
Are there any other circumstances that I should be worried about if I got an EBC?
Are there any circumstances in which the ECU will pull back boost to avoid engine damage?
Thanks
John
Just so you know, I am running a K04 J31 chip that produces up to 27 psi and I am running a HKS EVC 4 boost controller to hold the boost down to 12-18psi.
BTW.. How hard is it to install? I was checking out apexis but that thing is close to $600.. :/
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The ebc has no other sensors to allow it to bump up the boost if there is a leak after the turbo. BTW only the dbw stock setup was able to do that since there is a boost sensor in the IC tube just before the throttle body.


