Take control of your boost and performance with the CorkSport Mazdaspeed Electronic Boost Control Solenoid (EBCS). Utilizing the latest technology in solenoid controlled air valves, the CorkSport EBCS outflows and out responds the competition. It builds boost faster and minimizes boost spikes and creep for your Mazdaspeed3 or Mazdaspeed6.

The CorkSport replacement EBCS features a 3-port design that has the flexibility to control all boost control setups, such as bleed and interrupt for internal wastegates and interrupt or push-pull for external wastegates.

Also, it is designed to fit in the OEM location or on top of the valve cover. It’s fitted with an OEM electrical connector for a plug and play installation. No soldering or crimping necessary!

Installation is easy! Immediately feel the difference in horsepower! Share your CorkSport experience in the Reviews section above!

Mazdaspeed 3 Boost Control Solenoid Video

The CorkSport Advantage

Close up of CorkSport Boost Control Solenoid valve.

High-performance MAC bullet valve:

The CorkSport Mazdaspeed EBCS uses the latest technology in air control solenoids available today —

Energizing response time of 0.0007 seconds.
De-energizing response time of 0.0006 seconds.
A balanced valve design so the boost pressure will not affect response time.
Frequency operating range from 0-1000 Hz.

3-port design:

The CorkSport EBCS can be used with all wastegate setups, including internal wastegate, bleed (OEM) and interruption, and external wastegate.

Material:

The manifold is made with 6061-T6 billet aluminum and finished with black anodizing for high strength and great looks. It’s threaded for 1/8 NPT or AN fittings.

Boost ports: Electroless nickel-plated brass that won't flake or dull over time.
Solenoid valve: Stainless steel for long lasting durability.

Additional Features

Fitment:2007-2013 Mazdaspeed 3, Mazdaspeed 6, Mazda CX-7.
Compatibility: Looking for the ultimate in performance? Pair your Boost Control Solenoid with our innovative Mazdaspeed Max Flow Fuel Pump Internals. The CorkSport community reviews say it all!
Made in the USA: Engineered, manufactured and assembled by CorkSport in Vancouver, Washington.
Research: Check out our whitepaper on the EBCS from our engineers.
CorkSport service and support: Includes a 2-year limited warranty, full color installation instructions, and all necessary components. We provide knowledgeable telephone support at 360-260-2675.

Important Note

The CorkSport EBCS does require the use of an aftermarket tune and access port. Due to the increased efficiency of the CorkSport EBCS, you CANNOT install the EBCS without making tuning corrections. Over boosting will occur.

How To Install CorkSport Mazdaspeed Boost Control Solenoid

It will take you 1 hour to install your solenoid with our instructions.

1 hour Install Time

2/5 Difficulty

2-Year Warranty

No CEL

I switched to this EBCS from an already upgraded unit. My old one had issues with the mounting bracket that liked to crack and the suggested installation location kept it close to the heat with not so great options for running the vacuum lines.

This Corksport unit has a unique design is perfect for mounting up beside the HPFP and keeping away from all the heat. I love the way this one looks and it gives way better options for running the lines to avoid the turbo, wastegate and manifold with my setup. Its easy to install and and good quality product that seems like its going to last!

Wyatt H06/29/2025, 08:19 PM

The stock boost control solenoid has cheap plastic vacuum ports and are prone to break and crack , also does a poor job of managing stable boost and if you’re wanting a upgrade this makes it very nice to plug and play , the availability to relocate , sturdy design 3 port and different configuration for your turbo set up .
I’m running mine on interrupt mode with a cst4 and external wastegate . The longer hose supplied was plenty to put it on the wiper cowl stud on my speed6 with ease away from the heat and looks good with my pro-sport boost gauge sensor so it’s all in one area for boost management. Holds boost all the way to red line and doesn’t spike high ever from boost creep issues .
This does need a real tune installed to run this effectively like stated !

John Lehr03/01/2025, 07:39 PM

Great looking part that fits perfectly in the engine bay in multiple locations so I could decide where I wanted it. CorkSport awesome instructions gave a couple suggestions and were very clear of how to setup the new Boost Controller. Functionally its working perfectly with much better control than the OEM part.

James Dean01/18/2023, 08:24 AM

I was having issues with boost in my 07 MS3, I couldn't hit stock no matter what changes I made. I tried a lot of option including buying a new oem ebc, but then my tuner recommended to me installing a three port ebc and install it in interrupt mode. Suddenly I was hitting stock boost without any issues. I'm not saying it'll work for everyone but I'll be dang it worked for me. I mean regardless its a great mod to have and this CS one is awesome, its REALLY a sturdy piece of equipment and it looks great too. I installed mine up top instead of by the turbo and it was a very easy install. Thanks CS!

Derek Fisher01/17/2019, 11:45 PM

Flexible mounting options. Must have for tuning a turbo. Eliminates boost spike or creep. My tuner had an easier time getting an ideal boost curve. Great paired with the 18G CS Turbo. Very happy, high quality

Tyler Blackman03/06/2017, 09:34 PM

So far so good. I have this installed in interrupt and it seems to hold the boost very well. I mounted it in the stock location because I didn't want the tubing to be routed too far away from the turbo. Just got the first tune from Freektune and my AP was telling me I was holding 22lbs on the stock K04. Holds boost all the way to redline and pulls a lot smoother than the stock solenoid. Doesn't seem to 'step' as much.

When I was installing, the wire connected to the plug came out. I just stuck it back in and it was working properly, but be very careful when installing this because the wiring seems fragile. The unit itself is solid. Also the tubing didn't come with any clamps, although they fit on the nipples nice and snug, I would still like the reassurance that it is not coming off with all the engine movement from spirited driving. I will be buying some clamps and installing them when I put my TMM in. I would recommend that you do the same.

Joe04/04/2016, 09:32 AM

I received and installed the Corksport EBCS today and I chose to mount it to the firewall where I had my Turbosmart MBC located. The location keeps it away from the heat of the turbo and is a very convenient place to reach. The silicone tubing supplied was plenty long enough and fit quite well onto all the nipples/barbs.

As I am in the middle of a tuning process with Richtune, the speed at which CS got me the EBCS was incredible, even with the base shipping. My tuner had me reroute the tubing to a T fitting in the BPV vacuum line instead of the nipple on the compressor housing(capped it), due to the fact that a restrictor in the compressor housing nipple causes issues with boost targets and vacuum flow to the EBCS. The CS EBCS is mounted in interrupt mode for an IWG other than the afformentioned change.

I rated this product 5 stars due to its robust construction and results after running just one set of WOT logs. It does exactly as advertised and I will update with my tuners impressions of the CS EBCS upon completion of the tuning process. A+ job by Corksport once again!

Christopher Mazzei04/09/2015, 06:44 PM

Mounting it by the stock or aftermarket TMIC makes it much easier to install than the stock EBCS. The included tubing is plenty long enough for relocation. Also the secondary mounting location is east to access for any adjustments that need to be made. Well worth the upgrade especially after breaking the stock inlet hose hose valve. Another great mod made my CS!

Jeff04/09/2015, 08:47 AM

Functionally, my MS3 quickly reaches and holds boost targets without any issue. Definitely mount this in the second location on the value cover. Due to the length of this piece, it hangs over the turbo quite a bit in the OEM mounting position and did not seem like a great place IMO. If you are curious, yes, this fits with an upgraded TMIC. CS support confirmed the images taken in the instructions were using their TMIC and I confirmed fitment with a CP-E TMIC.

As far as the tuning went in my case:

Installed the Corksport EBCS in "interrupt" mode with a stock turbo, CS SRI, upgraded TMIC and lowered the Waste Gate duty control by the advised 40% across the board. When I did this, the boost was only reaching the ~10 PSI the stock waste gate actuator will hold.

I then slowly turned up the WGDC until I eventually came to the conclusion that with the stock turbo, stock exhaust and the restrictor pill installed in the compressor outlet, the WGDC did not require any adjustment to hit boost targets. At times, I did have some boost spikes. Targeting 17 and hit 19.5 ... higher than expected but nothing consistent or worthy of worry. If you have a bigger turbo, downpipe, or drilled out the pill in the k04, I would start low and turn up the WGDC slowly.

Based on my current experience with this piece, I anticipate with a pro tune and addition upgrades, this EBCS will react quickly and hold steady.

Daniel02/23/2015, 11:11 AM

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If I am tuning the duty cycle in Versatuner, do I change just the BCS DC Base value or all of the adjustment and error correction values as well? Also, could it be possible to just adjust duty cycle in a pre-made tune from Versatune?

Asked by Ricardo Roland | 08/03/2025, 06:51 PM | 1 answer(s)

I AM installing a new CST4 turbo, catless down pipe, FMIC, and one step cooler spark plugs. I have a prior COBB AP that I am running OTS maps. Can I install the EBCS on interrupt or do I run on bleed? I don’t have a pro tuner in my area sadly!

Asked by Everett Austin | 09/25/2021, 04:31 PM | 1 answer(s)

Can i run this on a cobb ots map with adjusted waste gate duty cycle?

Asked by Ignacio | 01/30/2021, 01:31 PM | 1 answer(s)

Hello, a small questions about connection of this EBCS. In CS documents is: COM port: WG actuator N.O. port: Boost from turbocharger N.C. port: Inlet pipe But the other products (Cobb, Grimmspeed etc.) have: COM port: Boost from turbocharger N.O. port: WG actuator N.C. port: Inlet pipe What is a difference between this connections a which of them is better? Thank you

Asked by Michal | 08/23/2020, 01:16 PM | 1 answer(s)

Description says tune required; will I be able to run this on bleed mode with the stock K04 running a Stage 2 Cobb OTS map to prevent it from overboosting?

Asked by Patrick Hatcher | 01/08/2018, 09:16 PM | 1 answer(s)

I'm intending to buy this and your turbo at the same time; with that setup, can I run interrupt mode?

Asked by Jonathan Eudailey | 08/16/2017, 05:01 PM | 1 answer(s)

Where can I purchase more of the silicon tubing that came with this kit. There is not quite enough to route it properly with what is provided?

Asked by Jason Burton | 10/25/2016, 11:36 AM | 1 answer(s)

This is what I have in my MSP6, (Cobb AccessPORT ECU Programmer stage 2, CorkSport Oil Catch Can Kit, CorkSport front mounting intercooler kit, Autotech high pressure fuel pump upgrade, GReddy Type RS Blow Off Valves, 3″ Stainless catless downpipe , 3” pipe and 3” high flow cat with 93 gas octane) with my setup, do I install the CorkSport EBCS with bleed type setup or interrupt type setup?

Asked by Rene | 06/14/2016, 03:20 PM | 1 answer(s)

This is what I have in my MSP6, (Cobb AccessPORT ECU Programmer stage 2, CorkSport Oil Catch Can Kit, CorkSport front mounting intercooler kit, Autotech high pressure fuel pump upgrade, GReddy Type RS Blow Off Valves, 3″ Stainless catless downpipe , 3” pipe and 3” high flow cat with 93 gas octane) with my setup, do I install the CorkSport EBCS with bleed type setup or interrupt type setup??

Asked by speedy64 | 06/02/2016, 08:51 PM | 1 answer(s)

I have in my Masdasped6 a Cobb AccessPORT ECU Programmer stage 2, CorkSport Oil Catch Can Kit, CorkSport front mounting intercooler kit, Autotech high pressure fuel pump upgrade, GReddy Type RS Blow Off Valves, 3" Stainless catless downpipe , a 3'' high flow cat and pipes with 2 dynomax vt muffler with 3'' exhaust, with this set up How it is supposed to install the CorkSport EBCS, Bleed Setup or Interrupt Setup

Asked by Rene Gonzalez | 06/01/2016, 08:46 PM | 1 answer(s)

I just purchase this item and was wondering if it came with any new hoses or what I have to reuse the stock ones?

Asked by Jose Acosta | 03/15/2016, 05:10 AM | 1 answer(s)

Will I still need to get a custom tune if I am using it in 2 port mode?

Asked by Scott Ferreira | 03/01/2016, 06:40 PM | 1 answer(s)

Do you happen to have Cobb ATR guides/examples on how to tune this beautiful hunk of metal and awesomeness?

Asked by Joe | 01/31/2015, 04:05 PM | 1 answer(s)

Is there any option to use this in two-port mode?

Asked by Daniel | 01/28/2015, 07:28 PM | 2 answer(s)

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Daniel

02/23/2015, 11:11 AM

Comment
Functionally, my MS3 quickly reaches and holds boost targets without any issue. Definitely mount this in the second location on the value cover. Due to the length of this piece, it hangs over the turbo quite a bit in the OEM mounting position and did not seem like a great place IMO. If you are curious, yes, this fits with an upgraded TMIC. CS support confirmed the images taken in the instructions were using their TMIC and I confirmed fitment with a CP-E TMIC.

As far as the tuning went in my case:

Installed the Corksport EBCS in "interrupt" mode with a stock turbo, CS SRI, upgraded TMIC and lowered the Waste Gate duty control by the advised 40% across the board. When I did this, the boost was only reaching the ~10 PSI the stock waste gate actuator will hold.

I then slowly turned up the WGDC until I eventually came to the conclusion that with the stock turbo, stock exhaust and the restrictor pill installed in the compressor outlet, the WGDC did not require any adjustment to hit boost targets. At times, I did have some boost spikes. Targeting 17 and hit 19.5 ... higher than expected but nothing consistent or worthy of worry. If you have a bigger turbo, downpipe, or drilled out the pill in the k04, I would start low and turn up the WGDC slowly.

Based on my current experience with this piece, I anticipate with a pro tune and addition upgrades, this EBCS will react quickly and hold steady.

Jeff

04/09/2015, 08:47 AM

Comment
Mounting it by the stock or aftermarket TMIC makes it much easier to install than the stock EBCS. The included tubing is plenty long enough for relocation. Also the secondary mounting location is east to access for any adjustments that need to be made. Well worth the upgrade especially after breaking the stock inlet hose hose valve. Another great mod made my CS!

Christopher Mazzei

04/09/2015, 06:44 PM

Comment
I received and installed the Corksport EBCS today and I chose to mount it to the firewall where I had my Turbosmart MBC located. The location keeps it away from the heat of the turbo and is a very convenient place to reach. The silicone tubing supplied was plenty long enough and fit quite well onto all the nipples/barbs.

As I am in the middle of a tuning process with Richtune, the speed at which CS got me the EBCS was incredible, even with the base shipping. My tuner had me reroute the tubing to a T fitting in the BPV vacuum line instead of the nipple on the compressor housing(capped it), due to the fact that a restrictor in the compressor housing nipple causes issues with boost targets and vacuum flow to the EBCS. The CS EBCS is mounted in interrupt mode for an IWG other than the afformentioned change.

I rated this product 5 stars due to its robust construction and results after running just one set of WOT logs. It does exactly as advertised and I will update with my tuners impressions of the CS EBCS upon completion of the tuning process. A+ job by Corksport once again!

Joe

04/04/2016, 09:32 AM

Comment
So far so good. I have this installed in interrupt and it seems to hold the boost very well. I mounted it in the stock location because I didn't want the tubing to be routed too far away from the turbo. Just got the first tune from Freektune and my AP was telling me I was holding 22lbs on the stock K04. Holds boost all the way to redline and pulls a lot smoother than the stock solenoid. Doesn't seem to 'step' as much.

When I was installing, the wire connected to the plug came out. I just stuck it back in and it was working properly, but be very careful when installing this because the wiring seems fragile. The unit itself is solid. Also the tubing didn't come with any clamps, although they fit on the nipples nice and snug, I would still like the reassurance that it is not coming off with all the engine movement from spirited driving. I will be buying some clamps and installing them when I put my TMM in. I would recommend that you do the same.

Tyler Blackman

03/06/2017, 09:34 PM

Comment
Flexible mounting options. Must have for tuning a turbo. Eliminates boost spike or creep. My tuner had an easier time getting an ideal boost curve. Great paired with the 18G CS Turbo. Very happy, high quality

Derek Fisher

01/17/2019, 11:45 PM

Comment
I was having issues with boost in my 07 MS3, I couldn't hit stock no matter what changes I made. I tried a lot of option including buying a new oem ebc, but then my tuner recommended to me installing a three port ebc and install it in interrupt mode. Suddenly I was hitting stock boost without any issues. I'm not saying it'll work for everyone but I'll be dang it worked for me. I mean regardless its a great mod to have and this CS one is awesome, its REALLY a sturdy piece of equipment and it looks great too. I installed mine up top instead of by the turbo and it was a very easy install. Thanks CS!

James Dean

01/18/2023, 08:24 AM

Comment
Great looking part that fits perfectly in the engine bay in multiple locations so I could decide where I wanted it. CorkSport awesome instructions gave a couple suggestions and were very clear of how to setup the new Boost Controller. Functionally its working perfectly with much better control than the OEM part.

John Lehr

03/01/2025, 07:39 PM

Comment
The stock boost control solenoid has cheap plastic vacuum ports and are prone to break and crack , also does a poor job of managing stable boost and if you’re wanting a upgrade this makes it very nice to plug and play , the availability to relocate , sturdy design 3 port and different configuration for your turbo set up .
I’m running mine on interrupt mode with a cst4 and external wastegate . The longer hose supplied was plenty to put it on the wiper cowl stud on my speed6 with ease away from the heat and looks good with my pro-sport boost gauge sensor so it’s all in one area for boost management. Holds boost all the way to red line and doesn’t spike high ever from boost creep issues .
This does need a real tune installed to run this effectively like stated !

Wyatt H

06/29/2025, 08:19 PM

Comment
I switched to this EBCS from an already upgraded unit. My old one had issues with the mounting bracket that liked to crack and the suggested installation location kept it close to the heat with not so great options for running the vacuum lines.

This Corksport unit has a unique design is perfect for mounting up beside the HPFP and keeping away from all the heat. I love the way this one looks and it gives way better options for running the lines to avoid the turbo, wastegate and manifold with my setup. Its easy to install and and good quality product that seems like its going to last!