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Hks evc5/6
Can the HKS EVC 5/6 be used as a boost gauge too or is it better to have a separate boost gauge?
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Yes it can. I used mine as one and kept the interior clean with no gauges.
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I am currently using my EVC5 as one since my carputer overheated and is not turning on :(
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Personally, I'd always have a standalone boost gauge rather than only running the boost controller. Electronic stuff fails more often than mechanical gauges in my experience.
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In my car, I could justify it because the total tube length would be less than 24 inches, but in most people's cars, where they wanna run it up the A pillar... Yeah, they're gonna be using electronic gauges with a sender mounted in the engine compartment. |
True, but even a boost gauge with a electronic sender has less to fail than a boost controller. I'd always have a separate gauge rather than relying on the boost controller. I've heard of plenty of boost controllers ******** the bed. Not nearly as many reports of failed gauges.
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Just doing my due diligence as the The370Z Designated Devil's Advocate. |
I have had customers use the Boost Controller as their gauge in the past, however I prefer a gauge which is on the pillar and much easier to see during a pull.
As far as electronics failing, I have yet to have such an issue with quality aftermarket components, however I have see vac/boost reference lines blow off components due to improper installation. |
EVC 6 FTW. Can't wait to see mine in action.
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10s years on my evc5. Pulled it from my 350z. No secondary boost gauge... I don't think it's important enough to be worthy of extra wiring and clutter. If the evc should fail... I would replace it of course. So I would never be without a boost gauge.
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