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Well, just raising boost like that in an Evo, WRX, etc etc will definitely prove bad for the engine, especailly is you increase it alot, and your current ECU map can't handle it.
btw wrx vs 1st gen rx
Partial throttle full boost is the biggest danger associated with boost controllers. We have already discussed how the ECU regulates boost based on rpm and load. A boost controller does not factor load or rpm into the equation. It works on pressure only. It will allow your turbo to reach full boost at 3000 rpm or 7000 rpm. And, it will allow it at 10% load or 100% load, or anywhere in between. At full throttle it may be okay, because the computer is still adding the fuel it thinks the car needs. But, at partial throttle it is adding very little fuel, because it thinks the car is only making a small amount of boost, which leads to extremely lean conditions. I have seen AFR's in the 19:1 range pretty commonly with a boost controller at partial throttle.
a EBC with a good Fuel / Ignition controller would allow on the fly boost controll..
i have allot of friends with EVO 6,7,8's with EBC's and was asking a couple friends with Sti's this weekend and both of them have Profec B's in their cars, (one bug eye one big eye) and both swith between high and low boost on the fly so......
So you're internet reading makes you vastly more knowledgeable than the people who actually own and are tuning their Subies... seeing real world results and problems first hand ?
^ Laughing x2 you of all people should know how maps are setup between 17 - 21psi yuo will also need to modify the map, I feel this is where most subaru have the problem. With the ultimate you have a 3bar map sensor that you should use to make your new map on kpa/psi and not depend on the Airflow meter to tune via load. I totally agree with what RS200 is saying I just cant understand why you not
You not reading what Knight1 posted or wha ? Laughing The subies don't respond the same as other engines you're used to. Much of it has to do with the ecu... but keep in mind.... the boxer design has different cam and ignition timing characteristics.
my point is that subaru owners CAN use a Fuel / Ignition / EMS controller with a EBC and get great resutls, it may not be the popular thing to do but it is and can be done..
no one has said why, only - it cant be done, you dont own a subaru so you dont know.... please enlighten me...
3) Ppl are STILL talking crap about cars they've never touched, tuned or even tried.... you guys have no clue as to how the scoob ecu works, yet you fighting with googled info ?
1) It's a bit more difficult to do it that way...when the ECU can be remapped very easily
2) It costs more.
3) The Scubie ECU is more than capable of handling that. I suppose that the most you may need to do, for stage 2 tunes (and above), is to use a Wideband...
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