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Old 08-16-2001, 07:09 PM
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I have a 93 si and was getting ready to install jrsc. What all needs to be upgraded for safe install at 6 psi. The motor was just rebuilt new bearings, rings,seals,and belts. Also as anyone used the new jrs maping sys. they have out ?
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upgrade the fuel pump and get the MAP convertor. you will be good to go. The MAP convertor is the **** and it might be included in the kits soon.
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what fuel pump would you go with, and an in tank or piggy back set up.
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Id go with the In-tank.. It might not be a bad Idea to run a FPR and get some gauges to help you tune it so you dont blow your motor... Remember... Good tuning is your best defence against detenation..
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Default Re: help with jrsc (alltech)

High Pressure Fuel Pump (intank)
Fuel Gauge and boost gauge
FPR
J&S (optional but recommended)
a/f meter

That should be it for 6 psi.
If you have more questions drop me a line.


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Default Re: help with jrsc (MouhadIb)

what about timing stock or retard and what type plugs? Also would you drop to a 160 thermostate?
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