Blitz SBC-ID Boost Controller

[L2RTSiAWD]

Last Week I bought this boost controller and finally got to install it and use it.

This thing is amazing. You can setup 4 different boost setting. It has your standard scramble boost, you can setup a limiter in case you overboost that has a alarm. You can set the dispaly to show a bar graph. Beneath that it shows you current boost level and your last peak boost level. You can also change the display to show a regular graph.

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While in that screen you can change the boost level. You can set the boost level in tenths of a psi . You can also record and replay 6 boost runs.

It has an auto mode where you just set the boost and forget it. In manual mode it takes a little longer to program but it is well worth the effort. You set different thresholds and it causes the turbo to spool faster. You don't really know the boost pressure you will hit right away so becareful in this mode.

Using the Blitz Powermeter-ID you can also setup RPM dependant Boost maps. I will have a review on the Powermeter-ID when I get in a couple weeks.

Overall I think this boost controller is well worth the 500.00 I spent on it.

 

[Black95GSX]

Where's mine? I swore you told me you'd buy me one....

 

[L2RTSiAWD]

Originally posted by Black95GSX
Where's mine? I swore you told me you'd buy me one....

The checks in the mail...

 

[jdmawd]

Originally posted by L2RTSiAWD
Last Week I bought this boost controller and finally got to install it and use it.

This thing is amazing. You can setup 4 different boost setting. It has your standard scramble boost, you can setup a limiter in case you overboost that has a alarm. You can set the dispaly to show a bar graph. Beneath that it shows you current boost level and your last peak boost level. You can also change the display to show a regular graph.

You must be logged in to view this image or video.

While in that screen you can change the boost level. You can set the boost level in tenths of a psi You can also record and replay 6 boost runs.

It has an auto mode where you just set the boost and forget it. In manual mode it takes a little longer to program but it is well worth the effort. You set different thresholds and it causes the turbo to spool faster. You don't really know the boost pressure you will hit right away so becareful in this mode.

Using the Blitz Powermeter-ID you can also setup RPM dependant Boost maps. I will have a review on the Powermeter-ID when I get in a couple weeks.

Overall I think this boost controller is well worth the 500.00 I spent on it.

YES YES everything it does, i need all of that. where did you buy it MachV haaaaaaaaaaaaa:laugh:

 

[L2RTSiAWD]

Originally posted by jdmawd


YES YES everything it does, i need all of that. where did you buy it MachV haaaaaaaaaaaaa:laugh:

Hell no I didn't buy it a machv. I bought it at some place I can't remember. It was some WRX store.

 

[jdmawd]

:laugh: i know it was a joke. its like where did you buy you're intercooler and then you say buschur haaaaaaaaaaaaa

 

[swordfish]

Told ya you'd like it.

jeff

 

[candela]

Did you get a new intercooler core yet John?

 

[L2RTSiAWD]

Originally posted by candela
Did you get a new intercooler core yet John?

No still waiting on kevin to get them.

 

[jim97gst]

I was reading on the machv website about this boost controller's data logging:

But wait, there's more. An auxiliary input allows the SBC-iD to display and log data from other sources. You can track any of your car's ECU inputs -- throttle position, A/F, injector pulse -- and display it on the SBC i-D screen.

Have you used this feature? Do you think this works as well as a pocket logger? If so it seems definitely worth $500. If you bought a profec B + pocket logger + palm pilot you've spent about $600 and still don't get as many features as the SBC-iD.