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Apexi Avc-r Boost Controller On R34 Gtt

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Hi Everyone,

I got the AVC-R Apexi boost controller with my R34 GTT. Recently my battery went dead and ever since i have had it working again, i think i have ruined all the settings on the AVC-R.

I have tried reading the manual but it seems too complicated with too many settings, it does have some kind of self learning mechanism, what do you guys think is the best way to set it up, and also from the other topics, its not safe to set the boost level beyond 0.75 kg/cm2, thats about 12.1 PSI, thats for the R34 GTT.

Thanks

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