Basics for turbo????????
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Basics for turbo????????
i bought a turbo kit and it has all the hardware but i need to know what i am going to need for fuel and spark management? its only for a si and only plan on running about 7-8 psi...lemme know what the bare essentials are that i am going to need, thx
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for 7-8 lb's just use the fmu and missing link that came with the kit. Grab some 1 or 2 step colder plugs, make sure your plug wires are good to go. Then make sure ther basic maintenance doesnt need done like oil changes, timing belt, ect...
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ok the engine is strong and needs nothing as in timing belt or anything and basically i want something cheap like a fmu setup, im just wondering if thats all i will need for fuel, no fuel pump needed? this is going in a 89 dx civic
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the turbo kit is custom made by one of the people here, ill get pics soon, you guys will really like the work he does, its a t3 off a daytona
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With the FMU i recomend you running a inline pump a high pressure one. There was a big thing over if the 255lph intank built or held enough fuel psi as a inline. I myself say go with the inline, had problems with just the intank with a FMU
With the FMU i recomend you running a inline pump a high pressure one. There was a big thing over if the 255lph intank built or held enough fuel psi as a inline. I myself say go with the inline, had problems with just the intank with a FMU
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i got RC310-fmu12:1-missing link-and 255walb.intank on 8lbs and my **** drove like a champ till the dam belt tensioner spring went and i bent some valves...
SOme X friend on mine was supposed to change that stuff for me..anyway
GOOD LUCK bro...
Modified by boostedt3to4e at 11:54 PM 7/15/2004
SOme X friend on mine was supposed to change that stuff for me..anyway
GOOD LUCK bro...
Modified by boostedt3to4e at 11:54 PM 7/15/2004
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