For a daily driver/street machine in a 89-91 GXL/GTU?
#1
For a daily driver/street machine in a 89-91 GXL/GTU?
89-91 S5 TII motor .
Full rebuild. Slight port.
Aviation seals.
89-91 N/A S5 Rotors.
89-91 N/A S5 ECU.
Should I use the TII harness or the N/A harness?
Or would it be better to use the TII ECU?
89-91 S5 TII motor .
Full rebuild. Slight port.
Aviation seals.
89-91 N/A S5 Rotors.
89-91 N/A S5 ECU.
Should I use the TII harness or the N/A harness?
Or would it be better to use the TII ECU?
#4
Originally Posted by sen2two' post='775716' date='Nov 5 2005, 08:27 AM
why use thr turbo rotors? there only 9.0 the S5 n/a ones are 9.6? 9.7?
will the turbo ECU use to much fuel?
are you keeping the turbo?
#5
You could always not worry about the ECU and just megasquirt it.
If you are gonna turbo it you better at least use the TII ECU if you don't wanna try standalone, but if you are gonna use the N/A rotors you have to be well tuned and keep the boost lower. I would suggest using the S5 TII rotors if this is your first build and are not gonna go with a standalone.
You have to use the TII harness and use all TII electronics.
We kinda need more info... Are you gonna have the turbo?
If you are gonna turbo it you better at least use the TII ECU if you don't wanna try standalone, but if you are gonna use the N/A rotors you have to be well tuned and keep the boost lower. I would suggest using the S5 TII rotors if this is your first build and are not gonna go with a standalone.
You have to use the TII harness and use all TII electronics.
We kinda need more info... Are you gonna have the turbo?
#7
Originally Posted by sen2two' post='777971' date='Nov 13 2005, 01:48 AM
im going N/A. and using the TII block for the bigger ports and the fact that its a 4 port.
oh well then use the na rotors and na ecu. or **** off the stock ecu and go with anything thats tunable
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