Fuel management question!
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Fuel management question!
I recently purchased the Apex'i Turbo kit for the SOHC engine, and i can't decide on what to do for fuel management. If i should get the apex'i fuel set up ( which consists of missing link, intank fuel pump, and fmu), or some form of the afc hack, or hondata s200??i would only be runing 8 psi on a stock motor. i have no other fuel upgrades either. Any other setups anyone reccomends would help too. thanks.
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From: FRANK THE TANK, USA
Re: Fuel management question! (BoostedSOHC)
me personally, I would go hondata. I started off with the FMU setup and could only go to a certain point. With hondata or something like haltech, your possibilities are almost endless. The FMU is nice, but i'm sure you'll want to crank the boost up past 8psi one day.
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From: W.A
Re: Fuel management question! (BoostedSOHC)
I hear the v-afc hack is pretty good (short of standalone)...
I would recomend some sort of fuel controller to "fine" tune the air/fuel ratio.
High flow intank fuel pump and larger injectors...
go hondata if you have the funds....
I would recomend some sort of fuel controller to "fine" tune the air/fuel ratio.
High flow intank fuel pump and larger injectors...
go hondata if you have the funds....
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Re: Fuel management question! (autoEXturbo)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by autoEXturbo »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">me personally, I would go hondata. I started off with the FMU setup and could only go to a certain point. With hondata or something like haltech, your possibilities are almost endless. The FMU is nice, but i'm sure you'll want to crank the boost up past 8psi one day.</TD></TR></TABLE>
word. hondata is tight, ive only had a few chance to play with it but its very user friendly, im getting it in about a month and never looking back
word. hondata is tight, ive only had a few chance to play with it but its very user friendly, im getting it in about a month and never looking back
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From: Protecting my Investment,, USA
Re: Fuel management question! (BoostedSOHC)
hondata for sure. AFC hack and FMU are cheap bandaids. Do it right the first time, that way you won't be tearing your motor apart before summer.
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From: bay area/socal, CA, USA
Re: Fuel management question! (BoostedSOHC)
the reason I am getting a new motor is because I was using the FMU. Go hondata. Seriously, invest a little more money, do it right the first time and you wont be sorry.
You are getting yourself into a money pit, and if you decide to skimp on the most important part of any engine pushing high numbers, you will be digging a deeper grave.
You are getting yourself into a money pit, and if you decide to skimp on the most important part of any engine pushing high numbers, you will be digging a deeper grave.
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