Subject	Not that difficult, but supply and demand
Posted by	TriniTT on September 24, 2007 at 3:41 PM
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In Reply To	What should I expect to pay for a boost controller install? posted by drewrush(ATL) on September 24, 2007 at 03:33 PM
Message	If you can't do it, you generally have to pay someone. You demand an install, they supply it. It also depends on the controller. A GReddy Profec B is going to be easier to install than an Apex-i AVC-R, as there are less parameters being controlled with the GReddy. So I guess the answer is: it depends. Personally, I think anything over $150 is a bit much for a simpler controller, as that would be about 2 labor hours. Good luck. Cheers, JBrobst
Follow Ups	What should I expect to pay for a boost controller install? - drewrush(ATL) 15:33:33 09/24/07 Not that difficult, but supply and demand - TriniTT 15:41:35 09/24/07 Re: What should I expect to pay for a boost controller install? - drewrush(ATL) 15:45:28 09/24/07 Seems reasonable - but "install" is a very vague request for - YugoBernie (NoVA) 15:53:59 09/24/07 What does the forum think of boost controllers? - papariccardo 15:54:34 09/24/07 When installed well & used correctly they are very good. (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 15:58:02 09/24/07 thx riccardo my ECU has been ordered and is being - drewrush(ATL) 15:58:40 09/24/07 If Z1 is doing it, do both together there, IMO (n/m) - papariccardo 16:10:08 09/24/07 Re: What should I expect to pay for a boost controller install? - Russell@Z1 16:34:02 09/24/07 Yup. (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 16:43:28 09/24/07 I have been happy with Z1 work hence called them first (n/m) - drewrush(ATL) 16:49:17 09/24/07 After working on my friends Z - TTFairladyZ 16:50:04 09/24/07 I always try to reuse the metal T fittings - spyhunterTT(nj) 17:17:30 09/24/07 Some Nissan t-fittings are ok to reuse - TTFairladyZ 18:06:16 09/24/07
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