If my math is right that is like 800 for the controller which is very resonableno trying to cause any problems... but that sure is an expensive package to go VVT. But no one can argue this will have some serious interest.
Like the title says, those who were wanting the ability to bolt a VNT onto your LB7 it's now possible!
Here's a teaser video of it in action on a 2005 CR Dodge.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ntGD...owthread.php?t=322248&feature=player_embedded
They're available now. BTW it's fully user adjustable with maps just like EFILive!
Thanks,
Brayden
no trying to cause any problems... but that sure is an expensive package to go VVT. But no one can argue this will have some serious interest.
interesting another thing to play with, maybe a controller could be added to read drive pressure and boost pressure and limit the DP/Boost ratio lets say past X psi of boost... cause some people like to keep things turned all the way up and maybe a switch could be added to switch it to turbo brake mode to get the best of both worlds
edit, looking at the controller i do see lots o buttons on there... ooooh
So you can't buy a stand alone controller without buying a Cheetah?
leave it to you...
Nice, work Brayden, alot of people have been asking for this for along time, you guys are really stepping up to the plate in innovations it seems. That turbo is music to my ears.
still use LB7 os and tuning as well I guess, just add the controller?
Drive pressure will be an option as a limiter. It's set up like your boost table in EFILive..Our table has desired boost pressure on the X axis and RPM on the Y. Vane position is the variable. It's very easy to map out and there are modifiers to limit overall boost, min and max adjustment from the boost knob, etc...
It will be in a TurboBrake enclosure so the turbobrake mode is available on a switch. You also get the allilocker features activated on this as well.
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will it work with lly, lbz, and lmm turbos
Yes it would Jacob Sorry for answering for you Brayden
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will it work with lly, lbz, and lmm turbos