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Check out MPXH6300AC6T1 (3 bar) and MPXH6400AC6T1 (4 bar). These work and are tiny. So, maybe anything more is designed larger to look important or stand out as a mod?

edit agreed above, AEM stainless is what I would go to as well. I think 3 bar would be ideal for him, not 5. Resolution loss for no reason.
 
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Check out MPXH6300AC6T1 (3 bar) and MPXH6400AC6T1 (4 bar). These work and are tiny. So, maybe anything more is designed larger to look important or stand out as a mod?

edit agreed above, AEM stainless is what I would go to as well. I think 3 bar would be ideal for him, not 5. Resolution loss for no reason.
Slow down now - I upgraded to the AEM 3.5 bar for Speed Density back in December: Link

There was a whole thing about signal noise at high rpm and such.

This GM sensor came with the Autometer boost gauge, so I left it connected, just for the gauge.
At this point, I’d settle for a “working” sensor for the gauge - it need not be to the same precision as what the ECU is using.

Hmm, anyone know what voltage is driven by the ECU to move the stock needle on the factory cluster? I could run the ecu output signal to the boost gauge sensor input, but I don’t think I can calibrate it.
 
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Slow down now - I upgraded to the AEM 3.5 bar for Speed Density back in December: Link

There was a whole thing about signal noise at high rpm and such.

This GM sensor came with the Autometer boost gauge, so I left it connected, just for the gauge.
At this point, I’d settle for a “working” sensor for the gauge - it need not be to the same precision as what the ECU is using.

Hmm, anyone know what voltage is driven by the ECU to move the stock needle on the factory cluster? I could run the ecu output signal to the boost gauge sensor input, but I don’t think I can calibrate it.



Maybe try that one? It talks about the cheap chinese made Delphi units coming apart on people, and that theirs apparently don't have that problem?

What worries me is the Omnipower sticker on the stock-photo they used. If it's just an omnipower 3 bar map sensor then that needs to be stated in the ad instead of it being called a GM sensor.


Edit: Also found this on eBay. Ad states Genuine GM made in USA so maybe this ones better?

 
Is it ego? (uh yeah) - Is it homage? (definitely). I'm trying to build a version of the 2G Eclipse that Mitsubishi could have built as a factory prototype - An amalgamation of the best stock parts and minimalist modifications pushing out the specs of the original factory engine and chassis to achieve unexpected levels of performance.
 
Reporting to you now from a remote corner of Canada, where the power is out, but the TV, SAT, Internet and phone are still on - thanks to the amazing power of "burning gas" in the generator. Lord, the sooner I can get this place on a all house battery, the better!
 
Seems like everything I need to finish the head swap is in shipping. The biggest time suck will be replacing connectors on the wiring harness. The crimping, shrinking, and covering is something I like to take a bunch of time with so that I don't have to go back to it later. If it looks like it was done at the factory - then the smog guys just sort of glaze over and push it through.
 
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