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Old 10-18-05, 08:00 PM
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N/A turbo project, have few questions
ok i have a 90 GTU and im planning to turbo the stock n/a engine. i done this before but with carb but never on FI sistem and i was planning to use the stock N350 ecu and my question is do i have to use a different boost sensor like a N370 turbo II one or i can use the n/a one? thanks
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it doesnt matter really, the stock NA ecu doesnt "see" boost or compensate for it anyway. your going to have to use something like a SAFC to make the compensations.

or do a real t2 swap....
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Good luck on ur project eddie!! My car is off the road now
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Originally Posted by eddierotary
ok i have a 90 GTU and im planning to turbo the stock n/a engine. i done this before but with carb but never on FI sistem and i was planning to use the stock N350 ecu and my question is do i have to use a different boost sensor like a N370 turbo II one or i can use the n/a one? thanks
You use the all N/A electronics, but get an SAFC or FCon. If you run around 5lbs, tops, all you'll need to do is bolt the turbo up and run the coolant and oil lines and you'll be faster than stock TII's...anything more and you'll need a fuel controller, minimum.
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Can't say this hasn't been covered before!
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Can't say this hasn't been covered before!
yes you can...but anyone who's been here more than 72 hours will know you're lying.
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Can't say this hasn't been covered before!
yes and im been searching for the past 3 days and i seen alot of stuff that can help me but some of the stuff like boost sensor i didnt found.

anyways you think that a turbo AFM will work better that a N/A one? thanks again
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anyways you think that a turbo AFM will work better that a N/A one? thanks again
Which part of "use all n/a electronics" did you not catch?
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Can not say that this has not been covered before, meaning that saying 'this hasn't been covered before', can't be said, because it HAS
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Can not say that this has not been covered before, meaning that saying 'this hasn't been covered before', can't be said, because it HAS
That's what I said...I know what you said...it's all been said...
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I know, just trying to get my point accross to kill this thread.
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my project's done this weekend. get ready for video of the first startup WOOT!
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ok i understand sorry that i made the tread, ok thanks for the help anyways
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If you do it again we'll kill k-rok...
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Maybe that's an idea he should? Lol, gets tiring answering all his questions that are posted everywhere, and he even knows where they are!
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