Frequently skimped on items.
im going to have to disagree to a certain degree. Ive been running an FMU for months now and dont have any problems. Of course low boost application.
I think the problem is not the FMU, its that people feel they can run a FMU with out a inline pump. A intank pump just doesnt cut it, it doesnt provide enough pressure.
But of course having hondata is better......but there is nothing wrong with running a FMU. Just my opinion.
I think the problem is not the FMU, its that people feel they can run a FMU with out a inline pump. A intank pump just doesnt cut it, it doesnt provide enough pressure.
But of course having hondata is better......but there is nothing wrong with running a FMU. Just my opinion.
im going to have to disagree to a certain degree. Ive been running an FMU for months now and dont have any problems. Of course low boost application.
I think the problem is not the FMU, its that people feel they can run a FMU with out a inline pump. A intank pump just doesnt cut it, it doesnt provide enough pressure.
But of course having hondata is better......but there is nothing wrong with running a FMU. Just my opinion.
I think the problem is not the FMU, its that people feel they can run a FMU with out a inline pump. A intank pump just doesnt cut it, it doesnt provide enough pressure.
But of course having hondata is better......but there is nothing wrong with running a FMU. Just my opinion.
you bring up a good point. When exactly do you guys replace brakes. I still have my stock integra brakes and ive hit trap speds above 140 mph and have no problem stopping.
isnt the smc the best value solution now?
smc- 119
450's- 60
balancing- 44 (absolutely necessary?)
resistors- 0 (obd0)
total ~230.
smc- 119
450's- 60
balancing- 44 (absolutely necessary?)
resistors- 0 (obd0)
total ~230.
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