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Old 04-27-2005, 10:09 AM
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heres my set up- revhard mani, turbonetics wastegate, vortec bov and a small garret turbo. i'm going to be using a vortec fmu. i plan on boostin it up to 6-8psi. is it safe to run the fmu until i get enough money to buy a management system?
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Default Re: running 6-8psi on a fmu (95eg6allmotor)

tune it with the fmu and you'll be ok. Just hurry on the EMS haha
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Default Re: running 6-8psi on a fmu (Dunc)

just wondering can i tune it myself with a a/f gauge?
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Default Re: running 6-8psi on a fmu (95eg6allmotor)

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Default Re: running 6-8psi on a fmu (95eg6allmotor)

There is nothing to "tune" on an FMU setup.
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Default Re: running 6-8psi on a fmu (dustin)

sorry i meant to adjust the fuel and air ratio on a/f gauge. can i do it myself or do i have to take it to a shop
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Default Re: running 6-8psi on a fmu (95eg6allmotor)

But what are you going to tune/change? An FMU setup doesn't have adjustable settings.
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Default Re: running 6-8psi on a fmu (dustin)

my fault the fmu is a jacksonracing 12:1 fmu theres an adjustable screw just like a fuel pressure regulater


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i cant find a pic of the jacksonracing fmu but heres a simiar pic of what it looks like
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...33742
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Default Re: running 6-8psi on a fmu (95eg6allmotor)

Heh that's not going to adjust much of anything.
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Default Re: running 6-8psi on a fmu (dustin)

what do u mean?
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Default Re: running 6-8psi on a fmu (95eg6allmotor)

you dont tune a 12/1 fmu, but if you need to tune it a little you can adjust the flow of vaccum that the fmu is getting, but you wont need to do that.
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Default Re: running 6-8psi on a fmu (jdmhonda)

What is the screw for then?
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Default Re: running 6-8psi on a fmu (jdmhonda)

so basically the adjustment screw is for the vacuum? and it has nothing to do with the psi of the fuel? i got the fmu from a kit i bought from another form and it came with it.
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Default Re: running 6-8psi on a fmu (95eg6allmotor)

you can not tune that, there is nothing to tune.. its gonna raise your fuel pressure 12psi for every 1 lb of boost and thats that
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i know it cant be tuned now, but what is the adjustment screw for?
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nobody knows what the adjustment screw is for?
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nobody knows what the adjustment screw is for? man this is sad
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Default Re: running 6-8psi on a fmu (95eg6allmotor)

comeone someone has to know this
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Default Re: running 6-8psi on a fmu (95eg6allmotor)

dont mess with it if it aint broke...
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Default Re: running 6-8psi on a fmu (sadangryboi)

so basically u guys dont know what the adjustment screw is for? i'm just wondering cause the guy i bought it from was boostin 10psi and i'm only going to boost 8. and i dont know if he messed with the screw or not? i just dont want my motor running rich or lean. does any one know? please help me out here
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Default Re: running 6-8psi on a fmu (95eg6allmotor)

Some fmus are adjustuable and you can actually adjust the ratio, they are not stuck at the typical 10:1 or 12:1 like the typical vortech units, you can actually adjust the ratio by a screw without having to change the disks. If you insist on using it I would not mess with it without having a wideband o2 on the car to make sure its not running to lean. Retard the distributor a bunch otherwise the timing will kill your motor just as fast.
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Default Re: running 6-8psi on a fmu (omahaturbocivic)

95eg do yourself a favor! Go to http://www.homemadeturbo.com and talk to 'Projekteg'. He can hook you up with ubertdata cheap and give you something allot more reliable than an FMU.

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Default Re: running 6-8psi on a fmu (95eg6allmotor)

Yeah if you really have a "95eg" then you are obd1 so uberdata is going to be cheap for you.


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