Boost Pill

[98 SPORT]

Would anybody have a boost pill that they have removed from a series 2, that they would loan to me so i can compare it to a series 1,failing that has anyone ever compared the pills?
Any help appreciated. Thx

 

[godzilla]

They're identical. Why are you concerned about them?

 

[ygoslo]

What the hell is a boost pill?

 

[TME_Steve]

restrictor on the bleed solenoid valve

 

[naughtika]

What the hell is a boost pill?

lol.. its a restrictor inside the nipple of the oem boost control solenoid..

 

[Nitephyre]

It interfaces with a Polariser which connects to the standard Mitsubishi fuel-rail heater via the Hi-Clone.

 

[Kristian]

And here I was expecting a flux capacitor reference...

 

[skyrex]

mmm nipples...

 

[98 SPORT]

They have all different numbers for the pills,54,58,52 etc,pull it out of a Ralliart Colt and make 130kws on a parrel curve,i know i did it,so have some RC colt guys
I was just trying to find the missing kws on the series 1 autos,maybe i should get a series 2 ecu.
Theres noone left at mitsu to ask,and the guy who had all the contacts in japan has gone and i thought one of you guys might have researched it, so thats why i asked the question.

 

[fieldy107]

Get a boost controller, problem fixed

 

[TME_Steve]

I would think the missing kW apply to 7201 processor cars more so than PFL cars unless indeed the pills are different but all the data values are the same on 7202 and 7203 ECU's. Either that or the restrictors are indeed different, remember also that if the restrictor in the line between the high pressure pipe and the t piece is smaller this would also create more boost but I would have thought a code change would be preferable to a manufacturer.
hence my thought that the 7201 ecu runs slightly less boost.

 

[king_panther]

Most opinions are that the PFL autos just run slightly lower boost. From memory only 1psi lower.

 

[98 SPORT]

Very interesting,so it you were looking to source another ecu what parts numbers would you guys suggest.

 

[mchieff]

Check out http://ozvr4.com/forums/showthread.php?6657-ECU-Database-which-do-you-have
I think from memory the MD362895 was what i was thinking way back when