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Old 12-04-09, 11:50 AM
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S5 TII Stage 2...

It's available on the website now.

Happy holidays!
Old 12-05-09, 08:18 PM
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WoOooT
been waiting to hear that for the longest

Sucks though, I have to wait till my next paycheck lol.
Old 12-06-09, 12:02 AM
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Hurah for Rtek.... now for that darn afm
Old 12-06-09, 12:41 AM
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I 2nd that
Old 12-06-09, 04:30 AM
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****, my engine is still blown...(:
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Hey, what inputs will be available to plug a wideband into?

No ver-res right?
Just ATP?
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Neither. The S5 has an internal ATP and no varres. There is an unused input (pin 3F) that we use.
Old 12-07-09, 01:36 AM
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Thats great to hear! Makes life easier. Now I just need to get the engine fix..........
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Newbish question, I'm well aware of what this rtek is capable of hence me waiting to pick up the stage 2, my only wonder is if my AEM wideband will be able to provide feedback to the ecu thats all. I hear in the grand scheme of things the UEGO is a garbage wideband but for now it's all I have. Thanks
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I have my AEM W/B hooked up to the Rtek for datalogging. I don't know exactly where that attitude towards the AEM came from but mine is running smoothly. I've had it for several years. My friend who works for AEM, was a bit concerned with regards to the heat the W/B would see, as it's a bit more than a piston engine. I haven't seen any issues.

~Mike
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Originally Posted by danegerous
Newbish question, I'm well aware of what this rtek is capable of hence me waiting to pick up the stage 2, my only wonder is if my AEM wideband will be able to provide feedback to the ecu thats all. I hear in the grand scheme of things the UEGO is a garbage wideband but for now it's all I have. Thanks
Please read this.
https://www.rx7club.com/rtek-forum-168/widebands-what-you-think-you-know-but-dont-577999/
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Congratulations on this product, obviously lots of development in this.

I see that the JDM N374 is listed. Can you do the 2.0 on those ecu's? Will this 'fix' the problem of N374's sometimes not running on a USDM car?

Is the AWS the only feature difference between the 2.0 N370 and the 2.0 N374?

Thanks.

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Yes the N374 can be used on the stage 2.
I am not familiar with the problem of the N374 sometimes not running on a USDM car so I can't say if it fixes it or not.

In the N374, the AWS and split air outputs are not populated ie; emissions may be affected by running an N374 and the AWS as output feature won't work with an N374.
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Does the s5 turbo rtek 2 have an option for boost vs rpm timing tuning like the s4 tii 2.1 version?
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yes it does.
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Originally Posted by turbo2ltr
yes it does.
might want to update the website. It doesn't show it under the s5 t2 page. Also the header of the table on that page shows s4 non-turbo

http://digitaltuning.com/?pid=rtek7&...age=2&ecu=S5T2
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Good catch. fixed, thanks.
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