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Turbosmart eBoost Controller
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G'day All.
Does anybody have a Turbosmart Boost Controller working on their GT Turbo? I'm having trouble with the RPM signal. The controller doesn't like the signal and the gauge just reads all kinds of random numbers. Has anyone got a fix for this?
Cheers
Tambo
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Re: Turbosmart eBoost Controller
I know a few have but not myself. Which version is it matey? Also be carefull where you plum the bleed into. The AEI line is not good as it adjusts the timing.
What boost are you planning to run? Also is the fuel in Australia any good these days as it used to be gash.
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Re: Turbosmart eBoost Controller
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Hey Matt
I have the eBoost 2 (V3.1). I had it plumbed in and working (except for the revs). I have taken the bleed from the carb top not the AEI. All seemed to be running ok.
Not sure how much boost i'll be running, as high as the fuelling will take probably (20-25psi with the GT Tuning Group A carb body) :-) I have a 1-bar actuator, so that's my minimum at the moment. I also have a Greddy Rebic 3 and simulator if i want to add and control an injector at a later date, if i decide to go down that route.
Fuel in Australia is available in 92, 95 and 98 octane, so all good now. BP and Shell both sell there premium fuel here.
Cheers
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Re: Turbosmart eBoost Controller
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Hey Matt, Cheers for your help. I'll get onto Scoff and he can add my enquiry to his massive list of other ;-) haha.
I have heard of the MS2, but the Greddy Rebic is a much better bit of kit. Rare as now. It allows the injector to be controlled by boost and rpm, and the simulator allows you to test this without having to run the car.
First things first though, i just want the car set up correctly to the current carb settings. Car has been off the road for about 15 years now, so time to get her running ;-)
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