Steet port with stock computer...?

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Dec 15, 2001 | 03:36 PM

#26

rotorhead1

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Originally posted by BhamBill

Many people have a hard time memorizing the course the first time or two (damn cones all look alike and they sure come fast). However, if you'll ask for help and spend the time to learn, it's great fun, a good adrenaline rush, and you'll be a better driver.

yea, its more like a driver skill test on an obstacle course than racing. in my area, the courses very, very rarely let me hit 3rd gear.

Dec 15, 2001 | 06:44 PM

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ponykiller

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what about running a fairly large streetport with a 89 TII? Can you run with the stock ECU? I have a bigger turbo sitting next to the car, but I am waiting to rebuild and port the engine before I go crazy with the bigger turbo. When I have the engine rebuilt, I am having it ported at the same time, so is it ok to run on stock ECU with stock injectors for a couple of months?(the car is NOT a daily driver)

thanks,
Kris

Dec 15, 2001 | 06:58 PM

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Ryde _Or_Die

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From: Tampa, FL

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Originally posted by ponykiller
what about running a fairly large streetport with a 89 TII? Can you run with the stock ECU? I have a bigger turbo sitting next to the car, but I am waiting to rebuild and port the engine before I go crazy with the bigger turbo. When I have the engine rebuilt, I am having it ported at the same time, so is it ok to run on stock ECU with stock injectors for a couple of months?(the car is NOT a daily driver)

thanks,
Kris

I wouldn't think you can run a stock ECU with a turbo. I think you need some more fuel for that, but someone else should know.