Source of Boost Fooler

[DennyDay]

Does any one else besides Practical Solutions have a boost fooler?



Denny

 

[Oil Burner]

Haisley machine has an anti defueling device (boost fooler).



HaisleyMachine

 

[DennyDay]

Thanks Oil Burner - - - Just called them and ordered ADD - - Should be here in a couple of days.



Denny

 

[ASTAR]

You should have gotten a SMARTY!

 

[Dave Ratcliffe]

I used to have one from BD. Very affordable and compact. The boost elbow was adjustable also.

 

[wtfd6]

did you get them nozzles done C. D. ?

 

[DennyDay]

wtfd6 - - - No, haven't had time - and when I looked at them, they didn't look like any I'd seen before - - - Turned out they were the wrong ones and had to send 'em back - - - the replacements just came this week - - - thses look right - - - I've got to go to Chicago Monday but won't have time to stop.



Hey Aster, thought about a smarty, but $69. 00 was a lot easier to do than $695.



Denny

 

[TowPro]

Years ago I needed one for my 98. I did a "texas Redneck Boost Module". Basically it was a hose screwed into where the MAP sensor was, in the other end of the hose was a pressure regulator, then the MAP sensor screwed into the outlet side of the pressure regulator. Set the regulator at 20psi and the MAP never sees over 20.



Then I tried an "electronic boost fooler" but switched back to the regulator design. Most of the Electronic modules use a zener diode which stops the voltage from going over a certain level. Problem is a diode drops around . 2-. 4 volts. I could notice less bottom end and mid range. I feel that with the ECM seeing . 2-. 4v less from the MAP sensor it thinks the boost is lower then it really is and don't pump as much fuel to the injector. Just MHO PS: If I recall, the tap for the regulator so the MAP sensor on a 98 fit was the same as a sparkplug.