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Just wanted to work out. Can Boost levels be controlled by an edit... (ie. can it be set to 16psi using a capa flash???)

I assumed this is how it was done, as I have two tunes on my box, 13psi and 16psi... So it MUST be controllable by an edit???

I thought this was how it was done, but someone who was working on my car today thought you had to control it manually... ie. a boost switch.

Can someone please clarify???

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yeh, I was under the impression boost was colltrolled by the edit.. it is possible to up the boost via a boost T but not sure on how good that wud b..

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I have a street ford mag, which is based on turbos, but it says in there that they couldn't control boost via a manual boots controller, as the Ford Computer stops you from winding up the boost... Basically doesn't allow enough fuel for higher boost..???

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I have that same magizine.. yeah so did the guy touching your car.. upped the boost for u?

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no no no it needs to be done through the flash tune

manual boost control can work to a degree but if the ecu hasn't been programmed to deal with those boost levels you will have nothing but dramas or a dead car

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that's what I said... You cant use a manual boost control... and it must be done through the ECU... :-)

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yeh things like the e-boost work but the car needs to be tuned to the maximum boost levels then you can dial the boost back with the e-boost controller and the car will take it

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I'm sure I just read that someone on here has a manual boost T bar thingy and runs around 15psi normally and 23psi for drag. Obviously ecu tuning is required but he says it works great and at $100 for the manual control that cheap.

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I'm sure I just read that someone on here has a manual boost T bar thingy and runs around 15psi normally and 23psi for drag. Obviously ecu tuning is required but he says it works great and at $100 for the manual control that cheap.

that's right as long as it has been tuned to the max boost first via Edit , you can run at lower boost than max via a manual boost controller.

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I have run a manual boost controller/bleed valve, $50 from supercrap. must be used with the edit.

I used mine to pull back the power on a 100% everything max generic tune.

worm if you get a bleed valve you will be able to reduce your boost level without reflashing, mabee even find a happy point between wheelspin and back in seat power.

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