Rtek Streetport on 1.7?
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Well. I guess it should hold pretty well.
The engine just eats more air and all the ECU does is add fuel dependant on the AFM readings. The AFM will be noticing the increased air so it will match it.
As long as the 720's don't hit their max I should be fine.
So if on stock port a 1.7 can hit 12-14psi then a streetport at 10psi may be relatively the same.
I think I'm going to run stock levels and try and borrow a wideband to see how far up I can go before it starts going lean.
I would prefer to just run 10psi still.
The engine just eats more air and all the ECU does is add fuel dependant on the AFM readings. The AFM will be noticing the increased air so it will match it.
As long as the 720's don't hit their max I should be fine.
So if on stock port a 1.7 can hit 12-14psi then a streetport at 10psi may be relatively the same.
I think I'm going to run stock levels and try and borrow a wideband to see how far up I can go before it starts going lean.
I would prefer to just run 10psi still.
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^ yeah, digital tuning custumer service ROCKS! i'm not surprised they did it on the spot.
anyway, as far as the streetport goes with the rtek1.7, i don't know anyone who's done it, but i'd say to get atleast 750cc injectors as secondaries... or even upgrade to the 1.8 version instead (so that you can use 720cc primaries), just to be sure that fuel compensates for the extra air...
anyway, as far as the streetport goes with the rtek1.7, i don't know anyone who's done it, but i'd say to get atleast 750cc injectors as secondaries... or even upgrade to the 1.8 version instead (so that you can use 720cc primaries), just to be sure that fuel compensates for the extra air...
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