Rtek7 question
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Rtek7 question
I have an NA S4 and from what I read on here and looking at the site they do not have a stage 1 chip for an NA S4 yet. Was wondering if there were any other ecu chips that would work?
If not what mods would I need to do to use the Stage 2 chip they offer for S4 NA's? Right now I have intake and RB cat-back exh with the cat/pre-silencers removed (RB header/midpipe will be on soon as well). Would these be sufficient to run the Stage 2 or would more need to be done?
If not what mods would I need to do to use the Stage 2 chip they offer for S4 NA's? Right now I have intake and RB cat-back exh with the cat/pre-silencers removed (RB header/midpipe will be on soon as well). Would these be sufficient to run the Stage 2 or would more need to be done?
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WHY?! Usually the ecu supports the mods, not the mods supporting the ecu.
Why do you want a stage 1? Do you know what the rtek does? It would be pointless on a S4 NA.
As with every performance mod question, you need to state what you want to do with the car, as in what are your power/drivability/longevity goals.
Why do you want a stage 1? Do you know what the rtek does? It would be pointless on a S4 NA.
As with every performance mod question, you need to state what you want to do with the car, as in what are your power/drivability/longevity goals.
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for a stock and modified NA,,,,the rtek is useless. the only good thing is flood clear and you can do that with a $2 toggle switch. if you go turbo or mild to highly ported NA then you need a good standalone
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