MAC 3 Port Electronic Boost Solenoid DC 12v
Regular price
$44.00
Description
This electronic boost control solenoid can be used with the Engine Management System EMS , or with other electronic boost controllers to control boost by adjusting the pressure to a turbo wastegate.
Maximum pressure is 125 psi, so this can be used even on wild high pressure compound turbo setups.
Do not plug the disconnected port. Leave it vented to the atmosphere.
The above diagram shows the way the solenoid is plumbed up for both 1-port wastegates (such as most internal designs) and for 2-port wastegates (such as the ones made by Tial). Both plumbing methods are set up so that energizing the solenoid will increase boost. This is a fail-safe so that if the valve loses power, boost will drop to its minimum set pressure.
One wire connects to a 12 volt source, the other to the Controller/EMS, the valve wiring is not polarized so it does not matter which wire you run to 12v+ and which to switched ground at the EMS. It is NOT recommended to mount the valve in a direct, extreme heat source so, if you can, mount it off to the side of your engine bay keeping maximum valve temps at or under 122*F.
The wastegate ports are 1/8″ NPT pipe thread if you wish to use alternate connections.
This electronic boost control solenoid can be used with the Engine Management System EMS , or with other electronic boost controllers to control boost by adjusting the pressure to a turbo wastegate.
Maximum pressure is 125 psi, so this can be used even on wild high pressure compound turbo setups.
Do not plug the disconnected port. Leave it vented to the atmosphere.
The above diagram shows the way the solenoid is plumbed up for both 1-port wastegates (such as most internal designs) and for 2-port wastegates (such as the ones made by Tial). Both plumbing methods are set up so that energizing the solenoid will increase boost. This is a fail-safe so that if the valve loses power, boost will drop to its minimum set pressure.
One wire connects to a 12 volt source, the other to the Controller/EMS, the valve wiring is not polarized so it does not matter which wire you run to 12v+ and which to switched ground at the EMS. It is NOT recommended to mount the valve in a direct, extreme heat source so, if you can, mount it off to the side of your engine bay keeping maximum valve temps at or under 122*F.
The wastegate ports are 1/8″ NPT pipe thread if you wish to use alternate connections.