need some advice on my turbo vert...ecu/fuel questions
Thread Starter
Joined: Jun 2004
Posts: 9,337
Likes: 6
From: Columbus, Ohio
need some advice on my turbo vert...ecu/fuel questions
i am in the process of putting a streetported s5 t2 motor into my 90 vert. i do not want to install a standalone as i already have a built t2 with one. i am not wanting to push crazy power out of this car, just a fun weekend cruiser.
here's what i have so far:
streetported s5 t2 long block
act clutch/pp
n370 ecu/afm/map sensor
walbro
rewired s5 na engine harness
cleaned/flow tested 550cc & 1600cc injectors
t2 driveline
bnr stage 2 hybrid
corksport 3inch turboback exhaust
aeromotive fpr
basically what i want to know is if a rtek is safe to run this turbo with 500/720cc injectors on 12-14lbs of boost. i dont want to wait for the 2.0 version to come out because i dont think it will be out until the summer. i basically want to drop everything in and go. i dont want to have to tune this car. is this enough fuel?
or should i keep the 1600's and use a safc to fine tune everything?
if i could safely use the 1.7 rtek and 720's that would be great so i dont have to spend the few hundred dollars on a wideband and the safc. is anyone else running a similar set up? thanks in advance.
here's what i have so far:
streetported s5 t2 long block
act clutch/pp
n370 ecu/afm/map sensor
walbro
rewired s5 na engine harness
cleaned/flow tested 550cc & 1600cc injectors
t2 driveline
bnr stage 2 hybrid
corksport 3inch turboback exhaust
aeromotive fpr
basically what i want to know is if a rtek is safe to run this turbo with 500/720cc injectors on 12-14lbs of boost. i dont want to wait for the 2.0 version to come out because i dont think it will be out until the summer. i basically want to drop everything in and go. i dont want to have to tune this car. is this enough fuel?
or should i keep the 1600's and use a safc to fine tune everything?
if i could safely use the 1.7 rtek and 720's that would be great so i dont have to spend the few hundred dollars on a wideband and the safc. is anyone else running a similar set up? thanks in advance.
Last edited by 87 t-66; Dec 20, 2008 at 10:14 PM.
With the stock tmic, limit boost to 10 psi. Fmic, you should be fine. 1.7 rtek and 720's works well. That's what NJ Greenbudd uses on his iirc.
Last edited by scrip7; Dec 20, 2008 at 10:26 PM.
Thread Starter
Joined: Jun 2004
Posts: 9,337
Likes: 6
From: Columbus, Ohio
Your hybrid is a stage 2, which is an upgraded cold side , plus a port job on the stock wastegate iirc. Check with NJ Greenbudd on the forum. He is using a bnr hybrid (stage 2 I think) with rtek and 720s with no reported problems. I personally wouldn't use the stock tmic above 10 psi. It's not very efficient above that.
Last edited by scrip7; Dec 21, 2008 at 09:24 AM.
Thread Starter
Joined: Jun 2004
Posts: 9,337
Likes: 6
From: Columbus, Ohio
His hybrid is a stage 2, which is an upgraded compressor wheel in the stock cold side housing, plus a port job on the stock wastegate iirc. Check with NJ Greenbudd on the forum. He is using a bnr hybrid (stage 2 I think) with rtek and 720s with no reported problems. I personally wouldn't use the stock tmic above 10 psi. It's not very efficient above that.
Rtek7 2.1, BNR Stg 1 Hybrid, (4) 720cc
they dont have a 2.x chip out for the s5 t2 yet
My bad. I misread yours was s5. His is s4. As for running 500s and 720s, sounds like not enough fuel for 12-14 psi IMO. I would lean towards all 720s or 720/1000.
Last edited by scrip7; Dec 21, 2008 at 09:35 AM.
Trending Topics
since you have a BNR stage 2, 720/720 with Rtek 1.8 will work I think, as long as you've rewired the fuel pump. I think the guy who did 348ish with an Rtek 2.1 had 720/720 , search the dyno sheets subforum. I would NOT use 1680's with anything but a full standalone due to the injector staging issues.
I was wondering the same thing while doing my build over summer. I was considering using a BNR stage 1 w/ 4x720s and a Rtek 2.0/2.1 like NJgreenbudd, or even 720/1000 with fuel adjustments. From what I can tell from digging through posts, the low 300 rwhp range is about the limit of four 720s, so a 1.8 should work too, but you'll be limited to only boost control to tune it.
If I were to run a hybrid of any sort with a 1.7 & 550/720s, I'd be keeping it around maybe 8psi until I was damn sure the AFRs were still in the 10s-11s.
If I were to run a hybrid of any sort with a 1.7 & 550/720s, I'd be keeping it around maybe 8psi until I was damn sure the AFRs were still in the 10s-11s.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
stickmantijuana
Engine Management Forum
11
Nov 9, 2015 01:15 PM
fastrx7man
3rd Generation Specific (1993-2002)
33
Sep 2, 2015 09:42 PM






