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Old 03-06-08, 12:47 PM   #1
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rtek 2.0 w/ jdm ecu? is it possible??
straight to the point. got a jspec 87t2 coming in tomorrow. don't have enough cash to grab a standalone. is it possible to use the rtek 2.0 on the jspec ecu??? i know i've read on previous forums that the 1.7 can't be used, and the usdm can't be used on a jspec motor....so is it possible??????????
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I'm not sure how many times I have to answer this. It's on the website as well.

All S4 TII Rtek upgrades are for N332 or N333 ECU. If your JDM ECU says "N332" or "N333" on it, the Rtek can be installed.

But it doesn't, so it can't.
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sorry about that.....some guy told me that i may be possible with the 2.0 or 2.1 upgrade....just wanted to clarify....thanx
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i saw you on the other thread.. but its been done that people have run jdm engines with the usdm ecu/wiring harness.. aka n333 or n332 ecu + rtek + US wiring harness... on a jdm engine
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i saw you on the other thread.. but its been done that people have run jdm engines with the usdm ecu/wiring harness.. aka n333 or n332 ecu + rtek + US wiring harness... on a jdm engine
really? and they had no problems?
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not that i was told.. PM xboxthug13b
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im running the Rtek on a JDM motor
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there ya go haha.. care to share more about your turbovert setup?
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im running the Rtek on a JDM motor

yes please share! i would really like to know how you ran this setup! any modifications of any sort??????? please let me know! thanx!
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