help.... is this safe for a few month's???
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help.... is this safe for a few month's???
ok, i have a question if these following mod's will be safe for a few month's on a stock ecu til my new PFC arrives?
srteetported engine with 4.5k miles (using RA 2mm Seal's)
HKS intake
Downpipe
Midpipe (going to use for only one weekend, i have a stock cat)
Exhaust
stock fuel sys
Blitz FMIC
Flyidine Rad.
umm, thats about all that matters for performance.... oh, and a Manual Boost controler at 10psi...
i was wondering if with all those mod's and boost kept at 10psi, how will the motor take it??? i can lower boost down to 7psi but dont really want to![Smilie](https://www.rx7club.com/images/smilies/smile.gif)
i have searched about this and know approx what can/cant be done but none were exactly the same setup as mine so i ask!!!
Thanks For all The Help!!
srteetported engine with 4.5k miles (using RA 2mm Seal's)
HKS intake
Downpipe
Midpipe (going to use for only one weekend, i have a stock cat)
Exhaust
stock fuel sys
Blitz FMIC
Flyidine Rad.
umm, thats about all that matters for performance.... oh, and a Manual Boost controler at 10psi...
i was wondering if with all those mod's and boost kept at 10psi, how will the motor take it??? i can lower boost down to 7psi but dont really want to
![Smilie](https://www.rx7club.com/images/smilies/smile.gif)
i have searched about this and know approx what can/cant be done but none were exactly the same setup as mine so i ask!!!
Thanks For all The Help!!
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Only at 5psi or so. Anything else is just stupid.
So answer these questions:
Do you want to be stupid?
Do you want to risk blowing your engine?
Do you want to rebuild your engine?
Why are you asking this, when you already know the answer?
Do you think you will really get approval for this when you know it is wrong?
How many uninformed people telling you it is okay, will it take you to risk blowing your engine when you know it is wrong?
So answer these questions:
Do you want to be stupid?
Do you want to risk blowing your engine?
Do you want to rebuild your engine?
Why are you asking this, when you already know the answer?
Do you think you will really get approval for this when you know it is wrong?
How many uninformed people telling you it is okay, will it take you to risk blowing your engine when you know it is wrong?
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Stock ecu+street port=one more engine. The stock ecu can barely keep up with basic upgrades, and you want it to manage fuel on a street port?! You can, but like others have said, drive it like granny.
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ummmm..... Klar, i dont agree with you.. i have been dragging the car with that stock ecu and nothing has and will happen... the stock ecu is more than capable of running a mild streetport because you are not advancing timing or adding more fuel.....
thanks guy's, i needed a good reminder!!!
thanks guy's, i needed a good reminder!!!
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Its the airflow that becomes the problem.
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Originally Posted by montego
It's actually been documented that the ECu will compensate for the added air if one stays at 10 psi. But the thing is that if one adds a midpipe things get a little scary i.e. boost control issues.
It's true that running a streetport on a stock ecu is not that good of an idea, but it's most likely fine with a mild port.
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I'm damn sure confused......I saw a pretty good list of mods and two isn't hard to count up to......Hell go ahead and do I want to know if it's true. Your motor will survive on all these mods and not blow up on the stock ECU ! ! ! !! Let her rip.
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Originally Posted by montego
It's actually been documented that the ECu will compensate for the added air if one stays at 10 psi. But the thing is that if one adds a midpipe things get a little scary i.e. boost control issues.
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Common go for it.....10 pounds just like stok.....Do you have a different air in take or the stock air box......hell that will probably limit the flow enough for it to work. ZOOM ZOOM....pow !
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You have bigger ***** than I do..I have a K&N drop in, gotham downpipe, and will be purchasing an RB exhaust in the near future. I would also like to do the Adam C "cheap bastard" intake mod, but I am worried that it will cause me to have a big headache (AKA rebuild that I don't really have the money for!).
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