whats the best boost controler to get. i have an apexi filter zees exhaust and impul ecu. this seems to be a very important item so im not bothered what it costs i simply want the best and safest one for the car. by the way anyone know anything about impul ecus:confused:

I know it'll turn your car into a complete tarmac eating beast, with the push of a few buttons :cool::D:D

 

There are a few brands - Chris@GetGReddy has a good range and you can search for info on the merits of each different unit on here.

 

Pete

I think it was me that posted a link to a guide on controllers.

 

Let me see if I can find it...........

Steve, go for the Greddy Profec (I showed you it in my car).

Very good control, nice features and the best display I've seen so far.

Yeah I was well impressed with Johns Profec, from what I could see through my blurry watering eyes :D:D

;)

 

I think for a controller though I would go for the blitz setup, noce features and the powerID is cool, mac and smw1 run this setup

I posted this link a while back - may be helpful!

 

http://www.300zx.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=23734

 

CheerZ

 

Steve

Don't think the Blitz does anything the Profec dosen't TBH. and the boost control dosen't seem to be as tight.

The power ID is OK, but a bit pointless IMO, dosen't really do anything particularly useful.

Originally posted by John Dixon

Don't think the Blitz does anything the Profec dosen't TBH. and the boost control dosen't seem to be as tight.

The power ID is OK, but a bit pointless IMO, dosen't really do anything particularly useful.

What about sequential boost :confused: ?

What's that, haven't come across it?

Originally posted by SMW1

What about sequential boost :confused: ?

 

But that's not gonna work with a Z, right ?

Sequential boost? You mean different boost for different gears? That could be usefull if you were crap at using your right foot but I thought everyone on here was a fantastic driver? ;) :D The profec actually has a much more usefull feature than that - you can set different duty cycles at different revs, so as the boost starts to tail off at higher revs, you can increase the gain to bring it back up - FAR more usefull than a puffy boost per gear :p:D

Originally posted by andyduff

Sequential boost? You mean different boost for different gears? That could be usefull if you were crap at using your right foot but I thought everyone on here was a fantastic driver? ;) :D The profec actually has a much more usefull feature than that - you can set different duty cycles at different revs, so as the boost starts to tail off at higher revs, you can increase the gain to bring it back up - FAR more usefull than a puffy boost per gear :p:D

 

I think that's whta the self learning does in the Apexi AVC-R, or you can also set it up manually, as well as having boost / gear control and scramble :D

 

Guess which one i got?

Originally posted by jaffa

I think that's whta the self learning does in the Apexi AVC-R, or you can also set it up manually, as well as having boost / gear control and scramble :D

 

Guess which one i got?

 

Boost jets? :D