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09-07-2009, 01:51 PM | #1 |
mongoose666
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1988 convertible with a s4 jdm installed
hello. I recently purchased a sweet 88 vert with an s4 jdm turbo in it. Found a bunch of wrong things with it. For starters, he was using the NA pressure sensor, when I believe it should be an N318. There is no FCD installed. I didnt wanna risk detonation, so before I ran it, I drained the fuel, put in 100 octane, a 255lph fuel pump, and installed a boost guage. The computer label is worn off, so Im not even sure its got the right ecu. It also has a brand new HKS 3 inch downpipe, no cat, out to3 inch duals! looks MEAN in back. I fire it up, touch it off, runs and pulls super hard. BUT, its boosting 10- 14 lbs. TOO MUCH in my opinion, obviously with no fcd, and the wrong pressure sensor. My question is, I just purchased an N318 and an N333 ecu from Apex. Without knowing which impedance injectors I have in this jdm engine, Is the N333 ecu the right ecu for the engine?? If it is, I will immeadiately send it to Rtek for stage 1 upgrade. Also, running only 100 octane, will the rtek be enough to support 12 lbs of boost?? THANX!!!!!!!!!!
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09-07-2009, 11:44 PM | #2 |
RCC Addict
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Please post this in the 2nd gen section for better response.
You're actually posting this in the wrong section. This section is to discuss using the forums and not tech questions like yours. -Ted |