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what do all you turbo guys use for fuel managemant?
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i'm changing out my entire system....


aem ecu
walbro fuel pump
honda fuel rail
bigger injectors (dunno wheich ones yet)
braided lines to plumb it all
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Post by ubuyau »

Just a 1:1 Rising Rate Malpassi Fuel Pressure Regulator @ 40psi base pressure and 2L Nubira injectors on 1.5 SOHC Lanos for 6psi from a TD04.

Been running without a problem for 6 months (about 16000 kms).

It does run a bit rich (but its a bit safer than running lean). Its not as precise as a SAFC, but its alot cheaper/easier and works fine.

With this low boost you could probably even run standard injectors - i did for a bit, but when I changed to the 2L injectors it just felt beefier/safer? :)

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We can hook you up with boost dependant, fully adjustable raising rate FMU. You can adjust pressure separately for vacuum (normally aspirated), and for boost... :)
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how much for that?
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Me wrote:how much for that?
Price is CAD $168 for 10:1 adjustable raising rate (both the vacuum and boost) FMU. Shipping extra.

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Post by PrecisionBoost »

Tom's fuel pressure regulator for "rough" fuel mapping and a SAFC II to fine tune the power on the dyno.

I will eventually design a standalone and or piggyback system..... but who knows when I'll get to that..... could be years. :(
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Post by debo890 »

if the price is right, i have a used vortec 12:1 rrfpr. i used it in my old setup. i dont need it now as i have an apex unit ans would be needing a 1:1 with boost refrence. or you can go with a brand new one offerd by tom. 8)
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