[s-cars] Samco silicon boost hoses, etc

[Richard Tanimura]

I am a proponent of incremental changes when there is
no compelling reason to do otherwise. Why don't you
chip it first and see if you have any problems with
that before you solve a problem you may never see.

I think it was Scott J and/or Bob P that pointed out
that the chips have a finer granularity in their boost
maps than most aftermarket boost controllers. Your
chips will have 10 rpm x 16 boost = 160 IIRC which is
not too shabby.

If you want an alternative to MTM (which ain't too
shabby either I would guess) Mihnea makes one I can
recommend. He made mine and it is great.

Rich


--- batchelder <jkvt at wcvt.com> wrote:
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> Hello everyone,
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> I'm new to the list and have a couple questions.
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>
> I recently purchased a 1992 s4 and am planning to go
> with the MTM chip
> and possibly the HCS IV boost controller.
>
> 1)	Is it wise to get both the chip and the boost
> control if
> everything else remains stock (For the time being)
>
> 2)	Are Samco silicon boost hoses required/highly
> recommended at
> this level of modification?
>
>
>
> Any thoughts on the matter would be greatly
> appreciated.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Jed Batchelder
>
> 1992 S4
> 1999 A4 Avant APR Stage 1 (Wife's car)
>
>
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> 2)
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