Anyone converted to TT ecu before going turbo?
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Anyone converted to TT ecu before going turbo?
Has anyone ever converted to a TT (aristo or supra) ecu with the appropriate hardware (injectors, map sensor, IAT, etc) in preparation for going turbo but remained NA for a period of time? Is this a horrible idea?
I was thinking I'd like to convert to a TT ecu and go coil on plug to delete the distributor in preparation for going turbo, but run it NA for a little while.
Thoughts?
I was thinking I'd like to convert to a TT ecu and go coil on plug to delete the distributor in preparation for going turbo, but run it NA for a little while.
Thoughts?
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It should work fine, the ecu does not care if you boost or not, but you may run a bit richer than normal though at WOT cause you will have less airflow than normal at that load (0 psi).
Not many people run the TT ecu on na-t's so I doubt you will get much first hand info, but It should run just fine and is a good idea to get your ecu and ignition sorted out so you can have fun when its turbo time.
Not many people run the TT ecu on na-t's so I doubt you will get much first hand info, but It should run just fine and is a good idea to get your ecu and ignition sorted out so you can have fun when its turbo time.
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well the general consensus seems to be don't run the NA ecu at all when boosted, so yes, they have a TT ecu retarding timing or a standalone that is tuned properly.
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