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TSiwrx
post Jan 13 2004, 11:21 AM
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heres the situation: i have no money and really need a boost controlller.
my freinds say they can make me one for around $5. is this a good idea? my freind has one on his supra that is holding at 15psi, so it seems reliable. rob was tellin me about somebody building these too. are they a good alternative to lets say a "reasonably priced" turboXS manual one? what are some thoughts on this. thanks in advance.


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post Jan 13 2004, 10:03 PM
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Kris (akamiami) has made boost controlers in the past. The ones I've had from him have worked well.


the boost controller on mine is one that kris made, I am very happy with it, it seems to hold pressure fine, even at 18-20 psi. boost creep is minimal and the part was inexpensive, I would definately pm him if you want quality parts @ an inexpensive price.

BTW he also has a whole slew of other parts that he fabricates himself that seem to work well too!!!
check with him on pricing and availability.

hope this doesnt seem too much like a commercial for Kris 144 motorsports, I haven't got paid!!! unsure.gif


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