is a bnr stage 4 turbo a direct bolt on from the stock turbo?
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Re: i got a question
Originally posted by Sir Rupert Hobo
if someone goes with a stage IV, would they HAVE to go standalone if they are making around 325-375rwhp? or could one go with an SAFC and an ECU upgrade like the v1.5 to help with the timing and fuel, “reliably”?
if someone goes with a stage IV, would they HAVE to go standalone if they are making around 325-375rwhp? or could one go with an SAFC and an ECU upgrade like the v1.5 to help with the timing and fuel, “reliably”?
To answer your question "YES" you could but at this point why would you want to go with the S-AFC, and still use the stock ECU is beyond me ? I would go with a aftermarket EMS for sure once im at this stage of the game. And besides its more reliable, and versatile than the S-AFC. I would rather do it right the first time around and not risk blowing a motor.
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Re: i got a question
Originally posted by Sir Rupert Hobo
if someone goes with a stage IV, would they HAVE to go standalone if they are making around 325-375rwhp? or could one go with an SAFC and an ECU upgrade like the v1.5 to help with the timing and fuel, “reliably”?
if someone goes with a stage IV, would they HAVE to go standalone if they are making around 325-375rwhp? or could one go with an SAFC and an ECU upgrade like the v1.5 to help with the timing and fuel, “reliably”?
you COULD make it work.. but i've seen a lot of guys towing their cars home from the track because while it worked most of the time on the street, when they really needed it to work... it didn't hold up.
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Re: Re: i got a question
Originally posted by YearsOfDecay
Once you start running high boost.. you REALLY want to switch to a stand-alone. The stock boost sensor is not going to be as reliable as a MAP sensor. The SAFC doesn't have the adjustablility that you need. Plus, once you start adding bigger injectors, you really want to be able to fine tune your secondaries and the upgraded ECU just isn't gonna do that for you.
you COULD make it work.. but i've seen a lot of guys towing their cars home from the track because while it worked most of the time on the street, when they really needed it to work... it didn't hold up.
Once you start running high boost.. you REALLY want to switch to a stand-alone. The stock boost sensor is not going to be as reliable as a MAP sensor. The SAFC doesn't have the adjustablility that you need. Plus, once you start adding bigger injectors, you really want to be able to fine tune your secondaries and the upgraded ECU just isn't gonna do that for you.
you COULD make it work.. but i've seen a lot of guys towing their cars home from the track because while it worked most of the time on the street, when they really needed it to work... it didn't hold up.
Exactly couldnt of said it better myself.
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I put the stage IV on my plane but am running into what appears to be Surge at just a few PSI. abrupt loss of power and boost pressure until it comes down to zero boost and then will "catch" again. My intake manifold is handmade and VERY inefficient so that may be most of my problem.
Has anyone had a similar ploblem (now that this tread is old)? Does anyone know if BNR can put a TO4E "40" wheel in the stage-IV instead of the 60-1? That should keep me further away from the surge line...
Has anyone had a similar ploblem (now that this tread is old)? Does anyone know if BNR can put a TO4E "40" wheel in the stage-IV instead of the 60-1? That should keep me further away from the surge line...
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