RJC Boost Controller Mounting

[Ledzeppac2]

I searched everywhere, all the Buick sites, FB, youtube and still nothing. All the pictures are gone and lost forever.

Can someone post a couple pictures of the best place to mount/install/zip tie/bolt whatever the RCJ boost controller (the 90 degree one)? I assume there is a tricked out non cluttered way to install it rather than have it floating around knocking into everything.

I'm running the stock turbo shield with alkycontrol.

Phil

 

[1986 Buick GX1]

I couldn’t find a good place either so I got a Hallman style mbc and made a bracket to mount it to the backside of the turbo shield.
Here are some photos if you don’t find a good place for the RJC unit.

 

[Ledzeppac2]

I couldn’t find a good place either so I got a Hallman style mbc and made a bracket to mount it to the backside of the turbo shield.
Here are some photos if you don’t find a good place for the RJC unit.

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Great setup, very clean and thank you for the pictures and thoughts.

After unboxing the RCJ controller and realizing the vacuum line needs to come off to adjust boost - I might be second guessing the unit too, especially if I can’t figure out a clean install. I had read posts about how annoying adjusting boost was with the this type of controller but I just assumed that was due to having to just loosen the nut or use two hands.

Anyone else have pics of their setup for reference?

 

[erikelvis]

Great setup, very clean and thank you for the pictures and thoughts.

After unboxing the RCJ controller and realizing the vacuum line needs to come off to adjust boost - I might be second guessing the unit too, especially if I can’t figure out a clean install. I had read posts about how annoying adjusting boost was with the this type of controller but I just assumed that was due to having to just loosen the nut or use two hands.

Anyone else have pics of their setup for reference?

I didn’t think too hard when I bought the rjc unit as I just lumped it in with the exhaust. Looking into it I may look for a more user friendly, and attractive (not that that is a big concern) unit.