fuel question on drag 3 ls/vtec
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fuel question on drag 3 ls/vtec
95 gsr head ..95 ls block..everything is stock with a drag 3 kit on a 95 gsr sedan..aem fuel rail..other then that everything is stock...fuel pressure at idle is about 41...but when trying to rev it up fuel pressure decreases...i dont know too much but i dont think its suppose to do that...no leak in fuel lines anywhere...new fuel filter...car idles fine and everything but when attempting to drive it then car doesnt even wanna move...
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Re: fuel question on drag 3 ls/vtec (rjardy)
i have the vortech fmu and the inlin fuel pump that comes with it but havent hooked it up yet...could that be the problem??..i have seen cars go on without an upgraded fuel pump or fmu and still did fine...
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Re: fuel question on drag 3 ls/vtec (LbcJiGGa)
im assuming fuel pump , if the fuel pump cant keep up the fuel pressure will go down under load. . . at least thats what i noticed when i had fuel pump probs with my nitrous set up before i put the new one in .
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Re: fuel question on drag 3 ls/vtec (jdm90integra)
i have the vortech fmu and the inlin fuel pump that comes with it but havent hooked it up yet...could that be the problem??..i have seen cars go on without an upgraded fuel pump or fmu and still did fine...
Also, stock intanks aren't going to keep up with 120psi of fuel pressure(40 at idle and 80 or so the FMU is going to add). I've had my inline cut out on a dyno before, and at 6psi my A/F was 16:1!!! The cars you've seen won't las long
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Re: fuel question on drag 3 ls/vtec (itr206)
You need to run the FMU and in-line pump or......
not using the FMU will require a mangement system such as Hondata (which still needs a 1:1 regulator anyways) This is probably the case you saw of a turbo car with out a traditional FMU.
not using the FMU will require a mangement system such as Hondata (which still needs a 1:1 regulator anyways) This is probably the case you saw of a turbo car with out a traditional FMU.
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Re: fuel question on drag 3 ls/vtec (SLPR)
You definately need to run the fmu AND inline pump with what you have now. That is the solution to your simple problem.
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