Stock injectors with turbo - what fuel compenents do I need?
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Stock injectors with turbo - what fuel compenents do I need?
Well since the DSM 450s will fry my ECU I'm not going to use them. I will sell all for of them for 50 bucks if anyone wants them. Anyway, with the stock one's back in, will just an adjustable fuel pressure regulator work? Or do I need the 12:1 FMU? I would rather spend 70 on the FPR if I dont need the FMU.. I will only be boosting 7psi...
[Modified by OKSolSi, 5:46 AM 5/14/2002]
[Modified by OKSolSi, 5:46 AM 5/14/2002]
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Re: Stock injectors with turbo - what fuel compenents do I need? (OKSolSi)
In a bill lumberg voice. "umm yeah. I think you might need to do a liiitle more research before you turbo. yeahh. That would be great." But yes you need a good inline pump with the fmu. contact turbointeg95@aol.com for a bosch pump.
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Re: Stock injectors with turbo - what fuel compenents do I need? (Arturbo)
I am only using at intank GSX pump and the 12:1 and it is working great for me. But, Im only at 5 lbs.
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Re: Stock injectors with turbo - what fuel compenents do I need? (SlowB16)
I have my inategra LS in tank pump plus an in line pump for my 12-1 FMU. This is the way I did my set-up for fuel management and I ahve an S-AFC to fine tune things a little moe on the dyno.
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Re: Stock injectors with turbo - what fuel compenents do I need? (OKSolSi)
I'll sell you my Airtex in-line pump that came with my DRAG kit. Its brand new in the box never used.
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Re: Stock injectors with turbo - what fuel compenents do I need? (blackteg)
Why will the DSM 450cc injectors "fry" your ECU? Don't you have a resistor pack for them?
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Re: Stock injectors with turbo - what fuel compenents do I need? (VTC_CiViC)
Yeah, thats what I was about to ask too.....why do you think the DSM's will fry your ECU (you do know about the resistor pack, right)?
But as far as a pump in concerned, apparently there has been some hoopla about the TT Supra pump pushing 255lph and being a direct stock replacement (there has been verification by a board member).
The Bosch, though, is a good unit (as has been presented by EnDyn) but seems to take a little work to get the intank version to fit. Nothing major....here is the link to the article on there site: Bosch Fuel Pump Installation
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But as far as a pump in concerned, apparently there has been some hoopla about the TT Supra pump pushing 255lph and being a direct stock replacement (there has been verification by a board member).
The Bosch, though, is a good unit (as has been presented by EnDyn) but seems to take a little work to get the intank version to fit. Nothing major....here is the link to the article on there site: Bosch Fuel Pump Installation
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Re: Stock injectors with turbo - what fuel compenents do I need? (Arturbo)
In a bill lumberg voice. "umm yeah. I think you might need to do a liiitle more research before you turbo. yeahh. That would be great." But yes you need a good inline pump with the fmu. contact turbointeg95@aol.com for a bosch pump.
OkSolSi you should keep the DSM 450s and get a resistor pack, then you'll be set!
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Re: Stock injectors with turbo - what fuel compenents do I need? (turboorangecx)
Even if I did get the resistor pack and kept the 450s, how would I control the flow? I would have to get an FMU anyway right? So why not just get one and keep my stock injectors?
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Re: Stock injectors with turbo - what fuel compenents do I need? (OKSolSi)
Even if I did get the resistor pack and kept the 450s, how would I control the flow? I would have to get an FMU anyway right? So why not just get one and keep my stock injectors?
http://www.thedropshop.tv/vafc.htm
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Re: Stock injectors with turbo - what fuel compenents do I need? (OKSolSi)
keep the 450's.
it will be much better and the pressure will be lower than with stock injectors and an fmu
it will be much better and the pressure will be lower than with stock injectors and an fmu
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