EBC woes

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Dizzy
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EBC woes

Post by Dizzy »

Is anyone else running an EBC? I have an older Blitz (single solonoid) that is simple, but reliable.

Anyway, I have it set to 10 psi & it feels like the car is pulling timing. I tried settting the gain to the lowest setting (slowing spoolup) and it helped a little, but the car still feels faster when I let the ECU control the boost using the factory solonoid.

I'm think I'm just going to pull out the controller. Grrr.
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Post by DLC »

I've got an AVC-R, had it on for over three years with no problems, though it's a bit complex.
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Post by volt »

i'm running a blitz electronic boost controller type-s

i've set my controller to around 14psi and around 55 gain.... and it goes great..... but i'm also using a chip to supply more fuel too.
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Post by Dizzy »

I'm not using a chip, but I have a high flow pump (walbro). I replaced the following before monkeying around with the boost:

fuel pump (replaced with Walbro unit)
fuel filter
plugs
wires
air filter (K&N)
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