yea that dosent monitor how the engine is burningjb96s14 wrote:i had a friend suggest the fpr he said to use a f/p gauge to monitor the pressure though
MBC's will do that... correct me if i'm wrong but they have a tendency to have both boost creep and boost spikes. you can set it for 15psi and every once and a while it will spike to 17 or even 20 a lot of the reason why people get EBC's is so that they can adjust it from inside the cabin, and cus they're fully adjustable. you can adjust an MBC in the cabin but you'll run a ish load of vacuum line and i've heard that it will lessen your boost response?? but with a EBC you can adjust stuff like gain and hold so you can eliminate the issues you'd have with boost creep and spikes.like i said dont know if thats all right so dont take it to heart, just throwin my two cents inRB20DETodd wrote:Just get a decent quality one, mine malfunctioned, i dont know how but i hit 20+ psi a few times.
I use a hallman Pro series on my 25, and yes it kicks ***, holds boost amazingling! i get full 10 psi by 2700 and it holds all the way to redline. cost me $115C33LaurelRacer wrote:I used the TurboXS standard MBC on my Eclipse and never had a problem with it. The only drawback to them is they don't have a set screw.
I want to say Hallman makes a pretty kick *** one that a lot of the DSM guys use, but I am sure it could be taylored to fit an RB. They have locking nuts on the adjusters, and from the feedback I used to read, their boostspike is pretty much nil.
Mine took a **** at the best time merging in early morining traffic, meanest compressor surge ive ever heard, but the wheel held up like a champ!TougeRBSilvia wrote:
MBC's will do that... correct me if i'm wrong but they have a tendency to have both boost creep and boost spikes. you can set it for 15psi and every once and a while it will spike to 17 or even 20 a lot of the reason why people get EBC's is so that they can adjust it from inside the cabin, and cus they're fully adjustable. you can adjust an MBC in the cabin but you'll run a ish load of vacuum line and i've heard that it will lessen your boost response?? but with a EBC you can adjust stuff like gain and hold so you can eliminate the issues you'd have with boost creep and spikes.like i said dont know if thats all right so dont take it to heart, just throwin my two cents in
I paid $55 for my Hallman mbc, and have had NO issues whatsoever. I guess if you have the money for an electronics one go ahead, but I would rather put that money elsewhere.jb96s14 wrote:the main reason i was think mbc was cost but if im going to run into issues that could possibly blow my $9000 enigine up i think i will wait save the extra money and get a ebc. which ebc would you guy recommend; i was told greddy b spec or something i forgot ?
Kamin wrote:i paid $6 for mine.
home depot build-it-yourself.
im gonna come off like a d!ck but i have to say itKansei240sx wrote:Ill agree with kamin in a big way on the fuel pressure regulator on this one.
I had a megan pressure regulator that somehow the bolt that retains the spring on it to adjust the pressure on top got loose, and instead of running about 40-44 psi, it somehow managed to get up to 80 psi at idle, luckily i caught it and fixed it, but im slapping the stock pressure regulator back on tommaro, and then the FPR will go in with a wideband later.
very true! try to get one that will hold up to temprature too!Shocker wrote:
finding a good spring is hard for that, if you can get a good one, your set, if not your controller with suck.