“Turning Up The Boost” with a Manual Boost Controller has proven to be one of the easiest and most cost effective ways to squeeze more horsepower and torque from your turbocharged vehicle.
The Vibrant Performance design team has developed a new boost controller that is lightweight, very compact and which features a unique integrated dial that allows you to precisely set boost and which eliminates the risk of “overboosting” that can occur with other manual boost controllers.
An adjustment key is also included which you can carry around on your keychain for adjusting boost whenever you wish.
These boost controllers are CNC machined from T6061 billet aluminum and premium grade brass.
For more information visti www.vibrantperformance.com
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