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Old 12-02-2003, 06:26 PM
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Supercharger electronic boost regulation

I have been looking at Kenne Bell superchargers and other brands for Jeep 4.7L V8s and 4.0L I-6s. I known what a bypass valve does, but its there a way to electronically adjust the boost level on the fly? Similar to a rice burner turbo set up with boost controllers. I would like to run 3 boost settings, 3psi, 7psi, and ~10 psi. 3psi for everyday city driving, 7psi for highway/mud etc, 10 psi for track days. Would it be possible to set up a boost controller enabling boost to be adjusted with the flip of a switch or with the push of a button. This would be much easier than changing pulleys on the supercharger. Excess boost could be vented to the atmosphere with a filter on it, maybe a turbo style blow-off valve and boost controller?? Any ideas? Anybody done it before?
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