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Originally Posted by Drifting-pedobear
why cheap out on something that could potentially destroy your entire motor? spend the extra 60 and get a hallman...
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Originally Posted by 95white240
Well its not about cheaping out its about being resourseful and a manual boost control wont harm anything but I'm not one for dropping over a hundred or so to have my boost bumped up 3 psi not cost efficent in my eyes
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Hallmans can be had for around $70-90 shipped depending on model. I'd consider it cheaping out in that sense. Although spending a few bucks to raise boost a few psi might seem expensive, you'll have more solid boost, faster spool, and warranty.
And if you think about what you are saying, some people spend several hundred dollars for a few hp (exhausts, headers, etc.) and if you think of it in $/hp (assuming $70 for a hallman, and 12hp/psi for the average healthy motor, and 3psi additional boost):
12hp*3=36hp, $70/36hp=~$1.95/hp. A hallman is well worth the cost, just to have solid boost that will hold all day every day. If its good enough to be on 7/8sec cars, its good enough for me!