Turbo Setup on my D15b7
I'm startin to peice togther my setup and I have a few questions. I want to spend the least amount of money on this with certain compremises. For now I have the turbo, Garrett T3, dsm sidemount waitin to be modified, and The HF manifold. My question is, will a fmu and injectors be fine or should i go with chipped ecu?
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Re: Turbo Setup on my D15b7
Go with another ECU and some other injectors :6
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Re: Turbo Setup on my D15b7
Stock ECU, stock injectors, and you can save some serious cash by not running a hose to the wastegate actuator.
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Re: Turbo Setup on my D15b7
If you keep the turbo in the trunk of your mad tite Ferio it will make your install pretty easy and you can run your stock injectors and everything.
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Re: Turbo Setup on my D15b7
Don't be hating on rear mounted turbo setups.
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Re: Turbo Setup on my D15b7
Not hating...just suggestion. The floor of your backseat is another option. You should see how fast that T3 can spool sitting on your dad's work bench in the garage.
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Re: Turbo Setup on my D15b7
It'd spool even better if he just shipped the T3 to me. ;D
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Re: Turbo Setup on my D15b7
you guys shure know how to welcome someone
seriously is it more worth while to ship my ecu than a fmu if im only runnin 6-7 psi |
Re: Turbo Setup on my D15b7
Well here's the question you need to ask yourself, are you willing to pay the price to get it chipped, then tuned for 6-7 psi? An FMU would probably be better if tahts all you're ever going to do. If you plan on going bigger in the future, i'd definitely get the ecu chipped.
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Re: Turbo Setup on my D15b7
Originally Posted by SinisterCRX
Well here's the question you need to ask yourself, are you willing to pay the price to get it chipped, then tuned for 6-7 psi? An FMU would probably be better if tahts all you're ever going to do. If you plan on going bigger in the future, i'd definitely get the ecu chipped.
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