Haggis
08-05-2008, 02:13 PM
I want to use the stock electronic boost controller to increase my boost but from what i have read this one is designed to just decrease your boost pressure
to allow for a smoother more gas efficient ride.
so i have heard of skyline guys grounding it out to go to full boost as soon as possible.
But could we not move the solenoid to the other side of the wastegate to control boost. (Assuming we can find the ecu map that controls that one pin on the ecu and control it verses fuel injector load)
To Give you an idea of what I am talking about check out this link it is a DIY boost controller that works off this principle there is 3 parts
http://autospeed.com/cms/article.html?&A=2541
http://www.autospeed.com.au/cms/A_2542/article.html
Does any one think this is possible and how would i safely test for this map.
It would be really sweet if this worked we would have a sweet just about free electronic boost controller that we can make engage smoothly for street driving or hard for the track.
Cheers
to allow for a smoother more gas efficient ride.
so i have heard of skyline guys grounding it out to go to full boost as soon as possible.
But could we not move the solenoid to the other side of the wastegate to control boost. (Assuming we can find the ecu map that controls that one pin on the ecu and control it verses fuel injector load)
To Give you an idea of what I am talking about check out this link it is a DIY boost controller that works off this principle there is 3 parts
http://autospeed.com/cms/article.html?&A=2541
http://www.autospeed.com.au/cms/A_2542/article.html
Does any one think this is possible and how would i safely test for this map.
It would be really sweet if this worked we would have a sweet just about free electronic boost controller that we can make engage smoothly for street driving or hard for the track.
Cheers