i had a cheep ebay mbc for most the summer....it was TOO sketchy!! i would have to watch the boost just about every pull!!
i bit the bullet and got a hallman pro for like $70....its alot better....i can sense the quality....and i dont' feel as guilty for running a mbc now...
do it right

Mbc
Started by z31jaime, Nov 08 2009 07:39 AM
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#22
Posted 12 November 2009 - 11:34 PM
magicaljake, on 09 November 2009 - 05:00 AM, said:
i had a cheep ebay mbc for most the summer....it was TOO sketchy!! i would have to watch the boost just about every pull!!
i bit the bullet and got a hallman pro for like $70....its alot better....i can sense the quality....and i dont' feel as guilty for running a mbc now...
do it right
i bit the bullet and got a hallman pro for like $70....its alot better....i can sense the quality....and i dont' feel as guilty for running a mbc now...
do it right
i dont think you quite understand, hes not asking IF he should pay more, hes asking WHY, whats the diff? whats the difference in the interals???
#23
Posted 13 November 2009 - 01:41 AM
If the guy wants an in-cabin MBC, then get the Hallman Evolution RX kit. AND, the vacuum lines ARE NOT run into the cabin, only the control cable (72 inches long) that controls the MBC is lengthened into the car. It seems everyone was thinking the vacuum lines are run into the cabin, they are not, the vacuum lines (3 feet of hose) are still mounted as short as possible in the engine bay, and the control cable is run into the cabin controller.
riant5, on 12 November 2009 - 11:34 PM, said:
i dont think you quite understand, hes not asking IF he should pay more, hes asking WHY, whats the diff? whats the difference in the interals???
Lee 1998 S70 T5M; 113K+ miles; IPD Stage III ECU; 18T turbo @18.5psi; Precision FMIC; R manifold; EST 3" DP; balanced crank with LGSpeed rods; 3 angle valve job; SPEC III clutch; ALL of Sconeman's "go fast" parts; KW2 coilovers; TurboSmart Eboost2 EBC ---13.605 @ 105.39 mph ---

#24
Posted 13 November 2009 - 02:48 AM
well thanks for all the replies.....i ended up getting an under hood unit. $15 local used. supposedly its an NXS ebay one. works great i think. really easy to dial in and i've been playing with 14-18psi trying to see whats my best area.
i do notice a bit of sketchyness in the boost, but nothing major enough to get me worried. its expect cause its a MBC vs EBC.
i do notice a bit of sketchyness in the boost, but nothing major enough to get me worried. its expect cause its a MBC vs EBC.
#25
Posted 13 November 2009 - 03:12 AM
z31jaime, on 08 November 2009 - 09:24 AM, said:
my only issue is i really want something i can do IN CABIN. i know some of you guys will think its stupid but thats what i want to do. sooooo if i can do NXS and just extend the lines that would be what im looking for...suggestions on what to use.
Also, I have an MBC that gives rock solid boost with no spikes or variation. What an EBC offers is a way to control boost with RPM, gear, throttle position, etc. Quality is (sometimes) why the more expensive controllers cost more.
#26
Posted 13 November 2009 - 03:16 AM
i recommended the nxs controller, works good right.
1998 s70 glt t5 converted - 16t, t5 ecu, white injectors, nxs mbc @ 11psi, cone filter, magnaflow muffler, 3in. DP, high flow cat, full 3in. exhaust, hd wg, na tb, ipd turbo hoses, 6000k hids, black mesh grille, columba wheels, glowshift boost gauge, white interior leds, stage 0 complete
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