Subject	do other turboed cars have a less tendecy to spike?
Posted by	Max865(ATL) on June 17, 2005 at 12:05 PM
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In Reply To	MBC's are not recommended for these cars posted by Joe(NoVA) on June 17, 2005 at 11:58 AM
Message	such as EVO's and STi's, and do you know what makes TTZ's more likely to spike? curious
Follow Ups	Better than welding tips? - Mr.Bobo 11:47:34 06/17/05 MBC's are not recommended for these cars - Joe(NoVA) 11:58:56 06/17/05 do other turboed cars have a less tendecy to spike? - Max865(ATL) 12:05:49 06/17/05 Long thin vacuum lines from intercooler piping to wastegates (n/m) - Joe(NoVA) 09:26:09 06/18/05 Also, you would need 2 of them unless you fab up something - Unluky 12:52:53 06/17/05 you don't need 2, same 'fab' work as an EBC... - drmx 14:44:19 06/17/05 Re: Also, you would need 2 of them unless you fab up somethi - knerona 20:55:41 06/17/05 Re: MBC's are not recommended for these cars - sparkie 14:40:46 06/17/05 I am running a Joe P MBC with a very minimal spike. It - 90VG30TT 16:36:23 06/17/05 Might I ask where you got your MBC from? (n/m) - SaipanZ(MP) 01:39:07 06/18/05 I used the MBC on my car with no problem. A lot of - AzHeat 15:43:33 06/17/05 A lot of turbo cars have a 3 inch distance - Joe(NoVA) 09:27:58 06/18/05 since you know your desired boost setting... - drmx 14:55:39 06/17/05 Get a boost controler and protect you engine. (n/m) - Palehorse13 14:57:22 06/17/05 ...your engine. (n/m) - Palehorse13 15:03:51 06/17/05 that is a boost controller (n/m) - EricTTZ 15:11:17 06/17/05
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