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Old Aug 9, 2008 | 08:02 AM
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RTEK 7 v1.8 for s5?

hey i was looking at getting an RTEK 7 v1.8 for my s5 rx7 and just found that it is only listed for s4, can it work for a series 5? if not is there anything else on the market that will do the same job in a s5 for a similar price?
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Old Aug 9, 2008 | 09:01 PM
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S5 I think has different parameters and such. I believe there are differences in the overall wiring and control of each series engines, mechanical verses electrical control. Another informative site about this is rotaryresurrection.com Digitaltuning.com is working on the 2.1 version right now for the s5. I saw your post on what you are doing and I would definately consider the 2.1 version if you can wait for it to arrive. I'm putting a TII drive train in my 88 vert and am going to run the 2.1. My mods are going to be about the same as yours I think, hybrid turbo, REVII exhaust, street port with rotary aviations seals, fmic, bigger injectors and such. It seems like they were looking for beta testers for s5's , look in the rtek forum on here if you haven't already. Some people use fcon's and some greddy stuff I think, but as far as being able to adjust parameters, timing, and fuel control, unless you get a full standalone, I think the rtek seems like a pretty viable option. This is somewhat vague, I'm not an expert, but I hope it helps!
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Old Aug 11, 2008 | 05:43 AM
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thanks for the info dude but when do you reckon the 2.1 will be out? im not in any big hurry so i guess i can waight only i wanted to upgrade the fuel delivery system first as a safety barrier but what can you do? ill just have to chance it for a little while and run low boost r something.
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You can use a SAFC-NEO fuel controller to regulate things too. Even running low boost with bigger injectors for safety, the car will be way too rich throughout the RPM range if you don't control it.
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Old Aug 11, 2008 | 04:19 PM
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Originally Posted by johnboost
hey i was looking at getting an RTEK 7 v1.8 for my s5 rx7 and just found that it is only listed for s4, can it work for a series 5? if not is there anything else on the market that will do the same job in a s5 for a similar price?
They are beta testing S5 versions of the 1.8 now.May want to email them as to the progress.

https://www.rx7club.com/rtek-forum-168/s5-tii-testers-wanted-750038/
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