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Hitokiri_Gensai 02-01-08 12:07 AM

Need some Advice
 
Ok, as we speak, my engine is out of my car and going to be shipped off for a rebuild and a mild street port.

And the turbos are being modified to run in parallel.

Now obviously the stock ECU cant handle this and im going to go with a PFC. BUT im on a very limited budget, and thus, im pretty stuck for parts.

Thus, once the engine is back, and reinstalled, im hoping for tuning.

HOWEVER, as i mentioned, im on a pretty tight budget, so the IC is still stock as well the cat and exhaust, there is a downpipe on the system tho. So, my question is, what should i do? should i just run a safe map with the stock system or should just do a rebuild and run the turbos parallel at low boost?

Im pretty stuck here, not entirely sure what my course of action should be... any suggestions?

(its 1 am, forgive my crazyness xD)

cp1 02-01-08 12:26 AM

your factory computer will be able to handle it however you have to use resistors where there would normally be solenoids for various sequential operations. the factory computer attempts to make boost to about 10psi but if you follow the sequential conversion you should be running at approx 7psi manually controlled meaning the factory intercooler is also adequate as well. theres a few things you can do to raise boost from this 7psi including shimming the wastegate or re-installing the wastgate solenoids and pill restrictors.

Hitokiri_Gensai 02-01-08 09:40 AM

Well, i figured that much, im just worried about if i go for tuning with the PFC, with such a restricted system, what thats gonna do to my engine.

djseven 02-01-08 10:29 AM

Keep the stock ecu at the moment. I assume you are using rotaryresurrection.com for your rebuild? He is just up the road from you.

Hitokiri_Gensai 02-01-08 10:42 AM

So, a street ported engine, with parallel twins boosting at 10 psi, should be fine on the stock ecu?

actually, im Connecticut right now, so they're... about 900 miles from me xD
actually im using Steve, smg944 for my rebuild.

djseven 02-01-08 10:47 AM


Originally Posted by Hitokiri_Gensai (Post 7814158)
So, a street ported engine, with parallel twins boosting at 10 psi, should be fine on the stock ecu?

actually, im Connecticut right now, so they're... about 900 miles from me xD
actually im using Steve, smg944 for my rebuild.

A mild streetport should be absolutely fine on the stock ecu. I have used Kevin's template which is close to what most shops consider there "large" port on the stock ecu with little to no side effects. I would be interested to see how one would act with all the emissions still in tact. Pretty much every car I put back together is non-seq with emissions deleted for simplicity. I highly doubt you will notice any difference with a mild streetport.

Hitokiri_Gensai 02-01-08 01:26 PM

hrm, i guess ill run the engine on the stock ECU until i can afford all the parts im looking at.

which at this time is

PFS SMIC
RB Twin Tip Catback
BoneZ High Flow Cat
plus the PFC for tuning.


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