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Old 02-26-08, 09:47 PM   #1
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BNR stage 3 with RTEK 1.7?

would i be able to run this setup?...or would i need like a haltech or megasquirt or somethin?..thanks!
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Old 02-26-08, 11:17 PM   #2
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well im running a big ass turbonetics hybrid capable of 446 to the crank and i have a 1.7. as long as you keep your boost low enough so that you can tune it with at least an safc. and you can put larger injectors in, its just going to run a big more rich. so say its for 550/720. you might get a way with 550/1000cc's but you have to have it tuned to it. you shouldn't but them in with out any kind of adjustment.

ps im dropping in a pair of 1000s in my sec and a putting my 720s in my primary and tunning it out the best i can. and if i am too rich under boost i might turn it up a pound or 2 depending on what the wideband reads

pps you should absolutely have a wideband if you want to do it this way.

ppps this isnt the BEST way to do things but it is possible. you wont see anymore then 310-320 to the wheels???
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Old 02-26-08, 11:22 PM   #3
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Why don't you use the 1.8 or the 2.1 if your going with the Stage 3?
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Old 02-27-08, 01:10 PM   #4
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+1 on the Rtek 1.8 or 2.1. I personally prefer the 2.1 for its tuning abilities and adjustable fuel maps. There's most likely someone selling a 2.0 or 2.1 setup/ECU in the for sale section, Its worth checking out. Otherwise its about 300 for a brand new tuned 2.1 ECU from pocketlogger.com and a PDA to run it is not that expensive depending on what band and style you get. The 2.1's allow you to change the injector sizes with the software very quickly instead of buying another ECU like the 1.7/1.8. That and the 2.1 lets you see real time data on what your engine is doing, its very useful for tuning the engine just right. You'll probably need a wideband in the long run too so consider getting one of those too. Good Luck
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I woudl think the 550/720 setup would only be valid for about 250-270HP before maxing out the injectors.

The 2.1 would be the best option because you can then change your maps if it turns out your running out of fuel.
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right but the chances are he already has a 1.7. so that why im saying its for sure not ideal but it is possible. your fuel map is def. going to be shaky
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thanks for all your opinions fellas...yeah i scored a really good price on this rtek 1.7, so i was just wondering if it could handle it...so i guess i'll have to look for a stage 1 or 2. thanks!
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update.

yeah dont do this.
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