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03-08-2004, 04:46 AM
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Boost Machine installed.....impressions>>>.
<center><img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/21220/dscf1278.jpg"></center><p>So I finally installed the boost machine yesterday and all i can say is WOW......I was kind of skeptical at first but after driving there is no doubt that this is a great mod. Boost comes on quick (at about 2000rpm) and pulls smooth and strong all through the curve. I've got it dialed in at 23 psi. Car feels like it got a 15hp boost. I'm amazed at how smooth and responsive throttle is now. I also installed the Hyperboost Adjustable DV......highly recommend it. I had trouble with the Forge DV-R (couldnt get it to stopped fluttering so I figured I'd try this one. It looks like the new DV and the boost machine is exactly what my car needed.
Went out for a few runs with my neighbour in his STI....he only had about a car on me in every run we did. There is no doubt that if I had 100 octane in the tank I would pull on him . Oh, by the way.....got a speeding ticket while we were at it. Cop tagged me for 10kph over....what a drag!
Anyway for anyone considering this mod....I love it. Thanks to Steve for his write up and to Scott for a well put together unit.
**Definitely need a boost gauge before you tackle this one
Thats all for now kids
Went out for a few runs with my neighbour in his STI....he only had about a car on me in every run we did. There is no doubt that if I had 100 octane in the tank I would pull on him . Oh, by the way.....got a speeding ticket while we were at it. Cop tagged me for 10kph over....what a drag!
Anyway for anyone considering this mod....I love it. Thanks to Steve for his write up and to Scott for a well put together unit.
**Definitely need a boost gauge before you tackle this one
Thats all for now kids
03-08-2004, 04:53 AM
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Yup...easy install. 15 minutes tops. Just make sure you connect the right hoses>>
Its those at the bottom of the N75 that needs to be removed....not the one on the side
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03-08-2004, 07:12 AM
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Are you refering to my rear bumper? I live in Toronto....>>.
Canadian cars come with those tumors. I cant see why you would want one. They are ugly. I've removed the front one. If you really want one you can order a Canadian spec. bumper from your dealer
03-08-2004, 07:18 AM
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I know that they look ugly but I am spending an average of $500
everyone 3 months to redo the rear bumber - in NYC you get all sorts of scratches, dents and others regardless if u park in the street or expensive valet garages.