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Old 08-05-2008, 07:48 AM
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I have a '93 which needs some work so...does anyone have any experience converting the sequential turbochargers to non-sequential and still use the stock ECU?



Any problems to be expected? I would still run stock boost rates.



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10 psi sequential is the same as 10 psi non-sequential. As long as you keep it at 10 psi, your fine on the stock ECU.
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imo you should keep it sequential, non sequential on the stock ecu is turbo lag city, you wont have any power under 3500-4000 rpms
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Problem is it was converted to non-sequential when i bought it. i wouldn't mind going back but i don't know where to even start regarding parts, sensors, etc. i have seen vacuum routing diagrams on the net for a simplified sequential which i believe basically removes the smog stuff. is that a good option?

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Originally Posted by j9fd3s' post='905904' date='Aug 5 2008, 02:05 PM
...you wont have any power under 3500-4000 rpms
have it in the proper gear to keep it in the power band...
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As above, keep it in the right gear and it wont be laggy !



I run non sequential on the stock ecu with a piggy back and its on full boost by 3000 rpm !
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