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Old 07-21-08, 01:08 AM
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suggestions on n/a engine managment

new to rx-7's plan on building my na i hear everyone talkin about standalone units jus wondering which ones are best for n/a's any suggestions are much appreciated...
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You may have a little trouble getting a straight answer out of anybody here.
Everyone is likely to promote the system they personally have.

The correct answer would be;
Find your tuner first, and ask them what they are familiar with. It would be useless to buy a Motec, then find out your local tuner has no clue how to use it.



The more research I do on N/A, the more I like the RTEK.
They are affordable, and have some great options. But since I have no personal experience with one . . . . . . my opinion is kinda not worth listening to.
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Anything is okay, really. N/A tuning is a lot simpler than turbo tuning.

And just think, when you only have 1 bar to work with, even an 8x8 map is pretty broad.
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You have most of my dream garage. (Oddly enough, the FD and 850 are the ones not on the list)
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MS is cheaper and is offered as a plug and play unit from some members on this site, but the main thing to know is what is your tuner comfortable with.
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Originally Posted by fcdrifter13
MS is cheaper and is offered as a plug and play unit from some members on this site, but the main thing to know is what is your tuner comfortable with.

O' RLY??!!!

I must look around a little more.
Who are these members?
Do they sell them assembled with a base map?
Do they take requests?
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