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Electronic Boost Controller

Posted: Sep Sun 09, 2007 9:01 am
by CBCGSXR1000
What do u think about this boost controller? Not sure what one i want let me know what u think or if there is a beter one i should get.

Apexi AVCR electronic boost controller
The Super AVC-R is the premium closed-loop electronic boost controller on the market. The AVC-R allows flexible control over virtually every aspect of boost control and adds new innovative functions such as injector pulse monitoring and gear specific boost control. Some key functions include: RPM-based boost and solenoid duty cycle control, scramble boost, self learning mode, 2D ghost map trace mode, analog display mode, real time replay and peak hold data modes. The AVC-R utilizes an ultra-fast microprocessor and a high quality solenoid valve to control boost. The result is ultra-fast response and accurate, stable boost control.

$549.00 Lower Retail Price $499.95 :twisted:

Posted: Sep Mon 10, 2007 6:06 pm
by CBCGSXR1000
Is there a better one i should look at?

Posted: Sep Mon 10, 2007 7:14 pm
by Mill3niumThr33
Edit found your mod list. CAR IS 01/JETTA. I have some mods coldair,full exaust magna flow oem cat ,atmosphiric blow off valve, autotech sport tuned fuel rail,4.0 bar fuel preshur ragulator,and the n75 valve.

You really should get a chip rather than get a boost controller. Most chips bring you up to the highest safe boost level anyways and provide fuel maps and such. Buy a chip like the giac x or apr. They cost about the same or less than that boost controller and are better in the long run. Mabye digital scott will chime in with some advice being that he had a well modded 1.8t. If you get a chip and arent happy with the boost levels just get a Manual Boost Controller and adjust from there...carefully. I that a few of the people on vortex chip their cars and get an MBC to raise it a bit.

Posted: Sep Mon 10, 2007 10:12 pm
by CBCGSXR1000
Cool i am getting it chiped this winter. I was lookin at AUTOTECHs Q chip sould and 50+hp. R those better chips :twisted:

Posted: Sep Tue 11, 2007 12:58 am
by Mill3niumThr33
I have always heard great things about the GIAC X. Its a more aggressive tune. The APR chip is also highly favored amongst the 1.8t people. If I had a 1.8t I would go with one of those. I would try to get 2 programs when you do get a chip. It seems like most get the 93 octane and the stock, but for out here I would get the 91 octane and stock. I'm not sure what most gas stations carry out there in billings but choose the one you can get. I would get the dual program chip so you can still go to stock for dealership trips/around town cruising and then the chipped mode for tearing ass and good times :mrgreen: .

Posted: Sep Tue 11, 2007 5:17 pm
by CBCGSXR1000
Right on thanks. :twisted:

Posted: Sep Wed 12, 2007 12:58 pm
by digitalscott
I had Revo on my 1.8T and couldn't have been happier. It had so much torque that it torque steered like a MF if I got on it in 2nd. If I could find someone with a 1.8T that had Revo stage 2 or higher software, I would be willing to sell my serial port switcher (SPS3) for half of what retail is (it was $350 retail, so that'll make it $175). It'll allow tuning of timing adjustment, boost agressiveness, tons of other stuff. I got it to revert to stock during the winter. Interested or know anyone that might be? The money will be donated to the "chip scott's mkv foundation", a local non-profit organization that holds money where Scott's wife can't see it. :unibrow:

Posted: Sep Wed 12, 2007 3:40 pm
by Rennwagen1
digitalscott wrote: The money will be donated to the "chip scott's mkv foundation", a local non-profit organization that holds money where Scott's wife can't see it. :unibrow:
HEY!! I have one of those funds also!! Mine is called "Aeron's Rabbit Food" but it is usually empty, though. Wanna buy some stuff?

Posted: Sep Wed 12, 2007 4:34 pm
by digitalscott
Depends on the stuff. After the down payment on the GTI, the fund is at zero balance. I'll have to borrow from the wife bank. You still have the tail light tint film? Have you thought of becoming a Revo dealer? It'd be totally sweeeeeet if you did!

Posted: Sep Wed 12, 2007 4:56 pm
by Rennwagen1
digitalscott wrote: Have you thought of becoming a Revo dealer? It'd be totally sweeeeeet if you did!
I just sent them a dealer inquiy email. We'll see what happens......

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