street240
08-21-2010, 08:13 AM
I have a Joe P inline boost controller that I was using on my evo. Solid construction and reliable...just twist to adjust boost levels. 25 bucks shipped
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"The Joe P. MBC IL Series MBC is designed to be an affordable solution for those seeking the good looks and high quality of a machined aluminum boost controller and the reliability and accuracy of a ball and spring design yet don't want the high price tag.
Features include a compact, o-ring sealed housing, ball and spring design and tool-free adjustability with no lock nut needed for quick, easy adjustments. The IL Series offers great looks and the performance expected of a Joe P. MBC. The IL Series' compact design makes it one of, if not *the* smallest MBC on the market at just under 2" long (not including hose barbs) and 9/16" diameter. The IL Series' size makes for very clean, slick install- and if purchased in black anodized, is the perfect "sleeper" controller for those trying to keep a stock look."
http://i108.photobucket.com/albums/n33/mitdrx/boostcontroller.jpg
description below
"The Joe P. MBC IL Series MBC is designed to be an affordable solution for those seeking the good looks and high quality of a machined aluminum boost controller and the reliability and accuracy of a ball and spring design yet don't want the high price tag.
Features include a compact, o-ring sealed housing, ball and spring design and tool-free adjustability with no lock nut needed for quick, easy adjustments. The IL Series offers great looks and the performance expected of a Joe P. MBC. The IL Series' compact design makes it one of, if not *the* smallest MBC on the market at just under 2" long (not including hose barbs) and 9/16" diameter. The IL Series' size makes for very clean, slick install- and if purchased in black anodized, is the perfect "sleeper" controller for those trying to keep a stock look."
http://i108.photobucket.com/albums/n33/mitdrx/boostcontroller.jpg