What is a variable boost controller?
A boost controller is a device to control the boost level produced in the intake manifold of a turbocharged or supercharged engine by affecting the air pressure delivered to the pneumatic and mechanical wastegate actuator.
How much is a boost controller?
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What is EBCS WRX?
The PERRIN Electronic Boost Control Solenoid (EBCS) Pro is designed to control today’s high performance turbochargers with its ultra-fast response and bomb-proof design. Fits these Applications: 2015-2020 Subaru WRX.
What happens with too much boost?
Increasing boost (within reason) will force more air into the engine, so more fuel can be added to increase the power. So in general, if you add more boost and have an engine tuned to suit will give you more power. Too much boost can cause turbo or engine failure.
How does a 3 port boost controller work?
The 3 Port EBCS is a solenoid that does just what the name implies. It controls boost pressure. In order to run more boost than what the spring is rated at, the boost controller will divert pressure and keep the wastegate closed until the desired boost level is reached.
What do you need to know about boost controllers?
Manual (or mechanical) boost controllers consist of another spring-actuated valve that allows some boost pressure to bleed off or bypass the wastegate. They usually have a knob that allows you adjust the responsiveness. They’re simple, inexpensive, and provide maximum spool-up speed.
What does a boost controller do for the wastegate?
A boost controller prevents the wastegate from opening prematurely by regulating the boost signal. Manual (or mechanical) boost controllers consist of another spring-actuated valve that allows some boost pressure to bleed off or bypass the wastegate. They usually have a knob that allows you adjust the responsiveness.
Where does the boost controller go in the turbocharger?
Sold as a kit. (7) The boost controller sits between your turbocharger and wastegate, where it modifies the pressure signal for more consistent performance.