Ebc

[Sneakyazn]

just a quick QQ

so ive learnt how to install a manual boost controller but eh, i wants a EBC. so its confusing. i justt want to know who can install em an how much is the general cost? (labor)

[L-Boyd]

cost me 150 for an auto sparky to install mine..

[JonnoHR31]

if you can install a manual one and a stereo (or anything electrical for that matter) then you can do it yourself. the hardest part is deciding which way to run the wires and hoses

[StealthX]

duuuuuuuuuuuude, stop talking like that right now...

haha 'i wants a EBC' should = "I want an EBC'

sorry gramma police lol

seriously though...

Are you prepared to fork out 3-500 dollars for one?

IMO, they're good, but don't really do much of a job more than a manual one, boost control is boost control.

Unless your spiking and/or need more range of adjustment, a manual one does fine.

Only really benefit if you need to constantly adjust yours boost levels in-cabin.

Flow me a carton and ill do it for ya (I live in Perth too)

[Kaido_RR]

duuuuuuuuuuuude, stop talking like that right now...

haha 'i wants a EBC' should = "I want an EBC'

sorry gramma police lol

seriously though...

Are you prepared to fork out 3-500 dollars for one?

IMO, they're good, but don't really do much of a job more than a manual one, boost control is boost control.

Unless your spiking and/or need more range of adjustment, a manual one does fine.

Only really benefit if you need to constantly adjust yours boost levels in-cabin.

Flow me a carton and ill do it for ya (I live in Perth too)

there is a big difference between manual and electric boost controller.

most ebc will have gain setup which allow you to bring on boost early (with-in reason, the higher the gain level the more probably you will get boost spike)

there is a reason why manual is $50 and an ebc is anywhere from $250-$600.

Most of them are very simple to install they will have only 4-5wires, which will be something like : ground, power, ignition, lamination etc some many require tapping into ecu wires but it is a fairly straight forward job

[monga]

duuuuuuuuuuuude, stop talking like that right now...

haha 'i wants a EBC' should = "I want an EBC'

sorry gramma police lol

seriously though...

Are you prepared to fork out 3-500 dollars for one?

IMO, they're good, but don't really do much of a job more than a manual one, boost control is boost control.

Unless your spiking and/or need more range of adjustment, a manual one does fine.

Only really benefit if you need to constantly adjust yours boost levels in-cabin.

Flow me a carton and ill do it for ya (I live in Perth too)

For your average HP street car sure, manual ones are fine however start making some numbers and see what happens. What Kaido said sum's it up.