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Greddy Profec OLED Boost Controller

$584.74

Greddy Profec OLED Boost Controller

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Greddy Profec OLED Boost Controller

Why would you want one?

  • When you’re building very powerful cars, it’s nice to be able to turn the boost down in the rain, on a date, when learning a track or just to cruise when you don’t need max power.
  • You can also use it for flex fuel setups.  When running pump gas, turn it to low.  When on E85 or race fuel you can turn it to Hi and have a ton of fun!
  • When removing VGT turbos from 997.1, 997.2, 991.1 and 991.2 turbos, the Greddy allows external boost control for your new Garretts, Xonas, EFR’s, etc.

What is a Greddy Profec OLED boost controller?

  • The GReddy Profec Electronic Boost Controller is a compact, powerful, and easy to use electronic boost controller for standard pneumatic actuator or external wastegates
  • It has a built-in boost gauge, an intuitive control screen and dial control, and a color OLED display
  • The controller can display in digital, bar-graph, or graphical modes and can be rotated 180 degrees for installation
  • It also has a redesigned solenoid for faster response, a new waterproof sensor, and a control box. 

Greddy Profec Software Features:

  • Built in Boost gauge (kPa or PSI)
  • 3 display types – Numeric, Bar Graph, and Map Graph
  • Intuitive Control Screen and Dial control
  • 2 preset setting, LO & HI, with 3rd timed Scramble boost setting
  • (Lo. & Hi.) Set Percentage – to increase boost  (higer number, higher the boost over base boost level)
  • Gain Percentage – wastegate response adjustment
  • Start Boost – inital boost response adjustment
  • Warning point, warning limiter, peak-hold/Last boost

Greddy Profec physical Features:

  • Size: 89 x 36.5 x 22.8mm
  • Electronic boost controller
  • Color OLED Display
  • Revised compact boost solenoid
  • Separated Display/Control Unit and Sensor Unit, for easy install
  • Intergrated 300kPa (43.5psi) – high performance boost pressure sensor within the Sensor Unit
  • Includes adjustable mounting bracket
  • Compatiable with both actuator style and external wastegate style turbo systems

For Greddy Profec OLED Boost Controller install directions click here

Weight 4 lbs
Dimensions 12 × 10 × 4 in

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