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Hybusamini
Tuesday 6th May 2014, 18:33
Will I gain anything by getting a manual boost controller for a 15 g turbo?
the-man-that-can
Tuesday 6th May 2014, 18:47
Not an expert! But any car I've been in and had that's had one fitted made a HUGE difference! I have not long ago bought a MBC for my 855 t5r (not fitted yet) but fitted one to my previous 854 t5r and it made a massive difference and was the best thing I ever done to the car in my eyes :) just be careful and don't turn it up too high! HAPPY BOOSTING :D
Jamest5r
Tuesday 6th May 2014, 18:51
Firstly is your car mapped??
An mbc basically let's you control how much boost you have but unlike a map it's there almost instantly therefore some restraint is required with the load pedal ie not flooring it till 3k, you have less chance of bending a rod with a 15 but it's still possible, oh and your gonna need a decent boost gauge as well
Hybusamini
Tuesday 6th May 2014, 18:57
Wat boost did u take it up to mate mines running 1 bar?
Hybusamini
Tuesday 6th May 2014, 18:58
Firstly is your car mapped??
An mbc basically let's you control how much boost you have but unlike a map it's there almost instantly therefore some restraint is required with the load pedal ie not flooring it till 3k, you have less chance of bending a rod with a 15 but it's still possible, oh and your gonna need a decent boost gauge as well yes my car is mapped mate its running 1 bar
Jamest5r
Tuesday 6th May 2014, 19:03
yes my car is mapped mate its running 1 bar
You will get away with 1.2/3 ish
merc85
Tuesday 6th May 2014, 19:48
Usually find the 15g will run out of puff at around 5,200rpm and will struggle to hold a high boost ie 20psi ;)
But yes you will notice a difference lol
oblark
Tuesday 6th May 2014, 19:51
Don`t forget what MBC stands for
M-may
B-bend
C-conrods
Hybusamini
Tuesday 6th May 2014, 20:09
Don't think I will bother
T5frankie
Tuesday 6th May 2014, 20:13
An mbc will bring in the boost earlier but you will lose top end push, they are alot of fun though with instant boost
t5 pete
Tuesday 6th May 2014, 20:15
As said above and tbh the car will drive better with just the map as the map and boost controller with the 15g will just give you lots a wheel spin then little power after that better to have a nice steady curve for the power coming in
merc85
Tuesday 6th May 2014, 20:29
An mbc will bring in the boost earlier but you will lose top end push, they are alot of fun though with instant boost
is there top end push with a 15g then ?? lmfao
T5frankie
Tuesday 6th May 2014, 20:32
is there top end push with a 15g then ?? lmfao
good point lol
theflyingbrick
Tuesday 6th May 2014, 21:02
I once had car and fitted an mbc with a 15g running at 22psi............................................. ..................its dead now lol
Hybusamini
Tuesday 6th May 2014, 21:14
Thks for the advice but I think im gonna leave it sounds like a car killer
LiamT4
Tuesday 6th May 2014, 21:21
When i had an mbc fitted, it was fantastic in traffic because of its instant boost. Many people have used them without bending rods, you just have to be sensible.
T5frankie
Tuesday 6th May 2014, 21:27
I've never used one :uglyhamme
stribo
Tuesday 6th May 2014, 21:33
When i had an mbc fitted, it was fantastic in traffic because of its instant boost. Many people have used them without bending rods, you just have to be sensible.
I've never used one sensibly :uglyhamme
Corrected for you mate. ;)
claymore
Tuesday 6th May 2014, 21:34
I've always used them and haven't bent a rod
theflyingbrick
Tuesday 6th May 2014, 21:42
I've always used them and haven't bent a rod
your will power is stronger than most ;)
stribo
Tuesday 6th May 2014, 21:45
I've always used them and haven't bent a rod
You have split a liner though. ;)
caseyt5
Tuesday 6th May 2014, 21:52
I was always on the understanding don't boost them to low down I always floor it past 3k anyway 1st / 2nd is pointless in a T5 lol
claymore
Tuesday 6th May 2014, 21:58
You have split a liner though. ;)
True, but I wrongly assumed that my built engine had shimmed liners, and it was at 2.5bar......lol
Hybusamini
Tuesday 6th May 2014, 21:59
U got me thinking now lol 13 psi is that safe or not?
claymore
Tuesday 6th May 2014, 21:59
U got me thinking now lol 13 psi is that safe or not?
yes, you should be ok at 16psi, I run my car at 18psi with an 18t
caseyt5
Tuesday 6th May 2014, 22:01
U got me thinking now lol 13 psi is that safe or not?
Yes, is it mapped?
caseyt5
Tuesday 6th May 2014, 22:01
yes, you should be ok at 16psi, I run my car at 18psi with an 18t
You beat me to it colin lol
Hybusamini
Tuesday 6th May 2014, 22:03
Yes, is it mapped?
Yes m8
Hybusamini
Tuesday 6th May 2014, 22:03
Are they easy to fit and set up?
claymore
Tuesday 6th May 2014, 22:05
Are they easy to fit and set up?
About 5 minuts :)
caseyt5
Tuesday 6th May 2014, 22:17
Yes m8
Would of thought it would be fine at 1 bar mapped as its getting the correct fueling, thought that was the whole reason for bent rods too lean low down? or am i being stupid?
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