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Hi Guys,

Had this on my car for just a few short months. The item is practically new, comes with all the wiring and the solenoid.

It was running an external gate setup with a GT3076r on my mazda 3 MPS.

For sale at $260.

Here is the blurb:

Racing technology for the street

E-Boost STREET is an electronic boost controller aimed at the street performance market. It features many boost control capabilities found on its big brother – the e-Boost2, continuing the e-Boost tradition of providing class-leading boost control, value for money and no nonsense features.

New features include 40psi max boost operating pressure and an auxillary output.

2 Boost Settings: easily selected via the “turn-and-push” button. An external switch can also be used to change between boost groups if required.

Boost Correction Factor: eliminates boost drop off at high RPM.

3 Segment Display: with adjustable brightness can be configured for PSI, KPa, or BAR and will flash when warning of over boost shutdown or rev limit, allowing the unit to be used as a boost gauge, tachometer, or a shift light.

Dimensions: W:80mm H: 25mm D: 95mm (can mounted within a 1/4 DIN size opening)

Maximum Boost Level: 40PSI / 2.72BAR.

Ill post pics shortly.

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