I had an AVC-r and i liked it plenty... i thought it was gonna be the damn hardest thing to control, but it wasnt at all. splicing wires and shit, they make that sound scary... it worked out just fine for me, and normally things dont work out fine for me

 

I currently have the profec B...It is extremely easy to use. I have had the profec b for 1.5yrs. I would recomment this controller to anyone.

 

same here about the profec b, ive had it for almost 4yrs now, hasnt let me down

 

yea I know you like it, using that remote switch to turn to the low boost setting to race me..lol

 

well, i gotta give u some kinda of a chance

 

hardcore avc-r fan, nothing holds boost up top like it does.

 

if you can find the original SCC article, youll see the response curves of the boost controller, and youll see how the MBC had the slowest boost response, and spiked the worst. and some of the EBC's couldnt control the initail spiking. the profec B, the Blitz SBC-iD and the AVC-R were the 3 best boost controllers i saw during that test. and after reading that, it made me want the SBC-iD, mainly because it was more comprehensive and could make a cool setup when paired w/ the PowerMeter. the AVC-R was supposed to be in the same price range, but i was afraid of the complexity and the "learning" process. and then, the good ol' fall back: Profec B... simple to tune, easy to use, fast boost response, works with well w/ either internal or external gates. easy to install too... its just all around, best bang for the buck.

Btw the MBC still permitted creep.

 

Thank you. I haven't had time to go looking through my magazines to find the right one.

 

Great Info...Much obliged