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Old 05-27-2004, 07:46 PM
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DIY Dual Stage Boost Controller

Damn I'm being a thread monster today ...my last one today I promise!

http://www.darklightning.com/gi/cap.htm

He calls it a DIY Cheap Ass Profec, but it is really more of a dual stage boost controller like the Turbo XS or Dejon.

Also worth looking at: DIY mbc

http://www.geocities.com/chmwatson/FAQs/mbc.html

One of the best tutorials I've ever seen, great pics and clear explanation.

The only thing I'm wondering is what is the "solenoid" consisting of. I mean, I understand the notion of the switch with "on" meaning air is passing through and "off" as the valve being closed, but I am wondering what mechanism he uses the switch to control? The dual stage would be a fun project imo!
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Re: DIY Dual Stage Boost Controller

that is pretty fuckin rigged! it is also a pretty good explaination of how it all works.

a solenoid is just a valve that opens and closes with power on or off, there is no in between.
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Re: DIY Dual Stage Boost Controller

Yea I realize what a solenoid is...but where would I get one if I wanted to build this? I've never heard of anywhere that sells solenoids...?
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Re: Re: DIY Dual Stage Boost Controller

OMG... lol... i'm a dumbass...

a solenoid is a magnet.
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Re: DIY Dual Stage Boost Controller

oh and a search on GOOGLE yeilded this [the 2nd hit from the top]

http://www.detroitcoil.com/PAGES/Wha...20Solenoid.pdf
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Re: DIY Dual Stage Boost Controller

Hmm it's the same principle as a valve opening and closing. But where would one get said solenoid for a boost controller application? I think I might've seen something about this on tuners, I'll check it out...
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Re: DIY Dual Stage Boost Controller

http://www.detroitcoil.com/PAGES/mainfram.php


i'm sure you can contact them.
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