hey i was wonder witch boost controler do you guys think i should go with the greddy profec-b or the apexi avc-r. i know that the greddy is more user friendly but what are the adavatages to the apexi?

A friend of mine has has one in his car and hates it. The fuzzy logic has a hard time for some reason with the Supra TT. I have a profec and it works great.

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I dont believe that the avc is a fuzzy unit. I think the only fuzzy units out there still are the profec a and the blitz one. And if the avc is fuzzy i'm sure you can turn it off.

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94 black tt 6 spd, bpu

IMHO, You'd be better off with a Hallman Manual Boost Controller. It is more effective than most Electronic Units and much easier to tune, and costs a sh*t load less.

http://www.hallmanboostcontroller.com/

Mike T
94 Supra TT 6spd
"A naturally aspirated engine, is an engine with never-ending lag"

We sell a very effective manual boost controller with the initial design and testing work was performed on a TT Supra.

http://www.suprastore.com/dnamanboosco.html

Mark Tozer
94 Supra
SP74 1060HP+ (no nitrous)
AEM EMS
Most Powerful Stock Block Ever