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johnny g
09-04-08, 11:32
Hi everyone.

Just waiting for my single kit to arrive. I've got a GT35R setup (cheers to Kyle for supplying!). Now, I'm currently running standard boost, standard ecu. Will the stock ECU (TT6 VVTi) supply enough fuel to support the GT35R @ 10psi until I can get the fuel system and mapping sorted?

My instincts tell me that 10psi on this would be ok-ish, after all people can run hybrids on higher boost with the stock ECU. But it's just nice to get some other thoughts.

Cheers.

heckler
09-04-08, 11:34
a stock ECU is set up to run sequntially, not a single as the map will be all wrong.

johnny g
09-04-08, 11:43
I was thinking that, but isn't it just fuelling based on the airflow?

Might just drive off boost to the mappers then :)

Nic
09-04-08, 12:01
My instincts tell me that 10psi on this would be ok-ish

My instinct is saying don't risk it, wait and do the complete install with fueling and ECU at the same time.

michel lane
09-04-08, 12:03
you are just asking for trouble if you go down this route ... dont do it ..

johnny g
09-04-08, 12:43
Would it be safe to tootle from Newcastle to Darlington?

Don't get me wrong, I don't intend to fly around everywhere at full throttle - just a case of driving from the people who are installing the kit and doing the exhaust and then down to (hopefully) Michel's (need to arrange and get a quote etc) for the fuel system to be installed, clutch and then get Ryan to map the Link.

Prob 40-50 miles max, off boost.

tooquicktostop
09-04-08, 12:47
For piece of mind and only 50 miles I would stick it in/on a trailer, just not worth running a single on stock fuel/ecu, the ECU will be unable to manage the fuel within the correct tolerances

johnny g
09-04-08, 12:48
Fair do's. I'll do that. As you say, prob for the sake of £50-£100, it's worth it.

Muffleman
09-04-08, 13:03
For piece of mind and only 50 miles I would stick it in/on a trailer, just not worth running a single on stock fuel/ecu,
:yeahthat:
Fair do's. I'll do that. As you say, prob for the sake of £50-£100, it's worth it.
:thumbs:

paul mac
09-04-08, 13:14
Would it be safe to tootle from Newcastle to Darlington?

Don't get me wrong, I don't intend to fly around everywhere at full throttle - just a case of driving from the people who are installing the kit and doing the exhaust and then down to (hopefully) Michel's (need to arrange and get a quote etc) for the fuel system to be installed, clutch and then get Ryan to map the Link.

Prob 40-50 miles max, off boost.

completely off boost (and i mean no sneaky blips of the throttle:D) you will be absolutely fine i drove mine for 2 weeks, just to work and back then 200 miles down to Thor, this was stock ecu with a T61

Alex
09-04-08, 13:56
Indeed - drive off boost all you like - if you think you can't actually manage not to be a tit. Then stick it on a trailer.

johnny g
09-04-08, 14:03
Indeed - drive off boost all you like - if you think you can't actually manage not to be a tit. Then stick it on a trailer.

For your information, MATE, I'm actually NOT a tit, which is why I asking people's opinions - pool of knowledge and all that. IF I was a tit, then I'd be hooning it around and then asking about the best place for rebuilds done cheap.

For absolute FS.

michael
09-04-08, 14:16
For your information, MATE, I'm actually NOT a tit, which is why I asking people's opinions - pool of knowledge and all that. IF I was a tit, then I'd be hooning it around and then asking about the best place for rebuilds done cheap.

For absolute FS.

You *are* a t*t :)

I don't think Alex was suggesting this though, the way I read it was that you are OK off boost, if you don't have the necessary restraint then stick it on a trailer.

Calm down, calm down etc :p

johnny g
09-04-08, 14:31
You *are* a t*t :)

I don't think Alex was suggesting this though, the way I read it was that you are OK off boost, if you don't have the necessary restraint then stick it on a trailer.

Calm down, calm down etc :p

PMSL. I don't mind you calling me a tit ... you know me :)

paul mac
09-04-08, 18:23
i think what Alex was referring to is the temptation to drive like a t*t knowing you have all the extra horses just waiting to be let off the reigns :D keep it off boost and you are essentially driving the same car as when it had the stock turbos so fueling will not be an issue

Alex
09-04-08, 21:01
wow...talk about sticks and ends! lol

johnny g
09-04-08, 21:15
Or rather poor phrasing? :p