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    Is ECU controlled boost very important for performance?

    I searched on Google but didn't find very help information about it. As turbo'ed DSMers, do we need ECU controlled boost badly? How helpful is it?
    Last edited by Serbj; 04-07-2011 at 06:27 PM

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    I asked some people about this today. It seems that ECU controlled boost gives more predictable performance in the races that demands driving skills strongly, such as autocross. I also learned that tuning a car with ECU controlled boost is a lot of work.

    I think for drivers who want more control of their cars, ECU controlled boost will help them a lot. And it doesn't cost you an arm and a leg.

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    um we arenot turboed DSMers. Those are the 1 and 2g eclipses

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    Quote Originally Posted by mrg7243 View Post
    um we arenot turboed DSMers. Those are the 1 and 2g eclipses
    It's for the EVO 8 stock turbo and 4G63T (not for SOHC 4G64).
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    controlling boost with a wastegate solenoid?, I'm still trying to figure mine out, hopefully when i get to the turner, they can do it for me
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