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Old 07-05-2004, 10:18 PM
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this is temporary fuel managment, which ratio fmu do i use for a turbo set up? and whats the diff between the ratios, thx
Old 07-06-2004, 05:52 AM
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12:1 FMU for stock injectors/fuel system <-- make sure you use a high-pressure fuel pump!

X:1 means the FMU will bump up your fuel pressure by X psi for every 1 psi of boost
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I have a brand new Vortech 10:1 FMU for sale if you need one.
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ok i was told today that a 8:1 would be ideal, i am going to be using the stock fuel pump, was also told that 12:1 will give way too much fuel. input?
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Its hard to say if your getting enough fuel without a wideband O2. Otherwise your tuning blindly. 10:1 is pretty common probably because its in the middle.
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haha i know i already looked at it, might be interested depending on what i plan on doing for fuel managment, and i would be using a wideband o2 on a dyno for tuning so i should get a pretty good idea
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Well if you plan to "tune" the fuel pressure according to your wideband then your going to need an adjustable FMU which would require a more expensive FMU such as the Vortech Super Blue FMU or the Jackson Racing FMU.
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yeah well this is just temp until i get my either aem or hondata
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Then save yourself some money and buy mine.
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