home made boost controller

[dsm_eclipse]

i have everything i need to put it on my car i just cant find a spring anywhere? if anyone can tell me what i can get it out of or where i can buy one let me know

 

[THE_ARTIST_]

tryed lowes or home depot yet?

 

[project_tsi]

You can get the small spring nearly anywhere. I.E. Hardware stores. Ace, Lowes, Home Depot, and lots of small in town stores will have misc. springs.

 

[Defiant]

Tell the hardware store you want to go through their Dorman drawers for springs.

 

[v2ner]

http://boostvalve.com/pricelist.html

scroll to the bottom. depending on how big/long your boost controller is, this may or may not work.

 

[XakEp]

I have way toooo much money into my engine to risk it with a handmade MBC. Why not just buy one?

 

[Coup D E'Tat]

I have way toooo much money into my engine to risk it with a handmade MBC. Why not just buy one?

Because they're all hand made.

It's an extremely simple design. This isn't like building a turbo with parts from Sears.

 

[Stapl3]

I have way toooo much money into my engine to risk it with a handmade MBC. Why not just buy one?

Ball, spring, and bolt. Sounds real complicated.

 

[XakEp]

And if it fails, wouldnt it be nice to have someone replace it for you? I prefer to buy it and keep the warranty info handy just in case.

Personally I think MBCs are junk. I prefer my E-Boost.

 

[Stapl3]

What is there to fail. Have you ever taken one apart? There is like nothing to them. The only thing different about all them is a fancy knob and a fancy case.

Any MBC I've used has been rock solid. I don't see a need for an EBC.

 

[Coup D E'Tat]

What is there to fail. Have you ever taken one apart? There is like nothing to them. The only thing different about all them is a fancy knob and a fancy case.

Any MBC I've used has been rock solid. I don't see a need for an EBC.

I'm with this guy. You have more to fail in your EBC than the MBC crew does.