What boost controller are you running?
Sep 6, 2006 | 05:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Z06 DREAMING
off topic but, are you going to be boosting that 418?
But it wont be just boost going through the Vic Jr intake
Sep 9, 2006 | 07:08 PM
#14
i have the blitz sbid or something like that. it was stupid expensive. like $700 but i dont remember for sure. it is easy to use, looks cool and has a ton of features. i have had no problems with it at all.
the best thing about it is the speed based boost control. you can set up 4 diferent boost levels and have the unit decide when to pick each one based on mph. i run about 10psi off the line, 12psi kicks in around 40mph and at 60mph(after the 1-2 shift) i kick it up to whatever my max boost for that day is.
the best thing about it is the speed based boost control. you can set up 4 diferent boost levels and have the unit decide when to pick each one based on mph. i run about 10psi off the line, 12psi kicks in around 40mph and at 60mph(after the 1-2 shift) i kick it up to whatever my max boost for that day is.
Sep 9, 2006 | 07:55 PM
#17
the control unit just sticks to any flat surface you can find but there are not a lot of flat spots large enough to mount it.
it has a read out of mph and current boost. it also has a read out of max boost on past run. it will give hp if you dont have a traction problem. it will read in bar and psi. it is suppose to be able to set an actual boost level and it will go there but i never really tried that. there is a gain setting wich controls how hard it brings the boost on but if you set it too high there may be a little over boost.
it has a read out of mph and current boost. it also has a read out of max boost on past run. it will give hp if you dont have a traction problem. it will read in bar and psi. it is suppose to be able to set an actual boost level and it will go there but i never really tried that. there is a gain setting wich controls how hard it brings the boost on but if you set it too high there may be a little over boost.
Sep 9, 2006 | 09:41 PM
#19
when i had it on the dash i took a piece of 1/8" thick plastic about 1" x 6" and stuck that to my dash over the air bag switch area and then stick the unit to that. all i used was 2 sided 3m tape to hold it up there. the reason you need the back piece of plastic is what you see there is actualy 2 seperate pieces but they need to be next to each other to work.
i ran the wires thru a hole in the air bag switch area. it looked ok but not great. i would just hide it in the glove box or maybe try and make something to put in the over head council.
i ran the wires thru a hole in the air bag switch area. it looked ok but not great. i would just hide it in the glove box or maybe try and make something to put in the over head council.