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Originally Posted by 03-Acura-1.7-EL
So, how'd you up the fuel pressure without converting to retunt fuel system??
wahlbro 255 or use a piggyback fmu fuel system....
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trust me ive done tons of search but im just confused cuz the guy wants to change my fpr and i have returnless system .. ohhh it comes clear to me now .. he probably thinks we have the same fuel sytems as the 6th gen( return) so he wants to put a fpr from AEM. damn i need to talk 2 him..
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Originally Posted by iamboo
replace the stock fuel pump with a new performance fuel pump...
wahlbro 255 or use a piggyback fmu fuel system....
wahlbro 255 or use a piggyback fmu fuel system....
Wich one of these pumPs will fit 7th gen??
Also new pump will require FPR of some kind, right??
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Originally Posted by nova4dr_racer
trust me ive done tons of search but im just confused cuz the guy wants to change my fpr and i have returnless system .. ohhh it comes clear to me now .. he probably thinks we have the same fuel sytems as the 6th gen( return) so he wants to put a fpr from AEM. damn i need to talk 2 him..
exactly
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Originally Posted by Havok2k1
buddyleeboosted tried to prove everyone wrong and put a FPR on our returnless system and it obviously made no difference.
thats like telling a vietnam vet that napalm isnt flammable, then smearing it all over themselves and having a cigarette.......
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Originally Posted by turboengnr
its pretty funny when inexperienced people burn down their cars while trying to prove us experienced veterans wrong.
thats like telling a vietnam vet that napalm isnt flammable, then smearing it all over themselves and having a cigarette.......
thats like telling a vietnam vet that napalm isnt flammable, then smearing it all over themselves and having a cigarette.......
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he LITERALLY burned his car to the ground trying to prove us wrong.
and yea, my advice is usually safe to take. I have turbod over 100 cars, and about 50 of em were 7thgen civics
you can up the pressure, but its difficult to do. not really worth while. Thats what the SF system does.
but then again, the SF system emulates a return line, so i guess you could argue that point.....
and yea, my advice is usually safe to take. I have turbod over 100 cars, and about 50 of em were 7thgen civics
you can up the pressure, but its difficult to do. not really worth while. Thats what the SF system does.
but then again, the SF system emulates a return line, so i guess you could argue that point.....
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anyway, back to the point....
you can up the pressure, but it is difficult to do without installing a return line setup.
The SF fmu emulates a return line. If you think about it, it is a return line setup.
The return line on a car returns the fuel to the tank because it is pretty much the only place it can return it before the fuel pump.
The SF kit has an inline fuel pump built into it. That pump feeds a 'T' that goes to the fuel rail, but also goes through a fuel pressure regulator, a 1 way check valve, and then BACK BEFORE the fuel pump.
Basically, it accomplishes the same thing as installing a return line, it just compacts it.
you can up the pressure, but it is difficult to do without installing a return line setup.
The SF fmu emulates a return line. If you think about it, it is a return line setup.
The return line on a car returns the fuel to the tank because it is pretty much the only place it can return it before the fuel pump.
The SF kit has an inline fuel pump built into it. That pump feeds a 'T' that goes to the fuel rail, but also goes through a fuel pressure regulator, a 1 way check valve, and then BACK BEFORE the fuel pump.
Basically, it accomplishes the same thing as installing a return line, it just compacts it.
ok I went to have a talk with the guy from the shop ..he thought i have a return system.. I told him that I wont be needing a fpr since im returnless and that id rather him installiing a emanege with rsx injectors ..
he told me that the emanage and rsx injectors are not included in the deal .. hell use the AEM fpr to increase the pressure. Originaly the point of that K03 turbo setup is to be able to put a turbo setup on a stock engine (d series) and that I should expect arround 30% increase.. He garantes that my car wont be running rich or lean and the tune and the dyno time is free .. so I didnt leave a deposit and told him ill think bout it cuz at 1st he told me i should expect a 70% increase.. anyways considering the turbo FAQ and many replys u guys posted i should expect an answer like that guy is crazy for not changing ur injectors and not putting a piggyback but he has a lot of experience and he can garantee the job. let me know what u guys think...
he told me that the emanage and rsx injectors are not included in the deal .. hell use the AEM fpr to increase the pressure. Originaly the point of that K03 turbo setup is to be able to put a turbo setup on a stock engine (d series) and that I should expect arround 30% increase.. He garantes that my car wont be running rich or lean and the tune and the dyno time is free .. so I didnt leave a deposit and told him ill think bout it cuz at 1st he told me i should expect a 70% increase.. anyways considering the turbo FAQ and many replys u guys posted i should expect an answer like that guy is crazy for not changing ur injectors and not putting a piggyback but he has a lot of experience and he can garantee the job. let me know what u guys think...
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Originally Posted by nova4dr_racer
ok I went to have a talk with the guy from the shop ..he thought i have a return system.. I told him that I wont be needing a fpr since im returnless and that id rather him installiing a emanege with rsx injectors ..
he told me that the emanage and rsx injectors are not included in the deal .. hell use the AEM fpr to increase the pressure. Originaly the point of that K03 turbo setup is to be able to put a turbo setup on a stock engine (d series) and that I should expect arround 30% increase.. He garantes that my car wont be running rich or lean and the tune and the dyno time is free .. so I didnt leave a deposit and told him ill think bout it cuz at 1st he told me i should expect a 70% increase.. anyways considering the turbo FAQ and many replys u guys posted i should expect an answer like that guy is crazy for not changing ur injectors and not putting a piggyback but he has a lot of experience and he can garantee the job. let me know what u guys think...
he told me that the emanage and rsx injectors are not included in the deal .. hell use the AEM fpr to increase the pressure. Originaly the point of that K03 turbo setup is to be able to put a turbo setup on a stock engine (d series) and that I should expect arround 30% increase.. He garantes that my car wont be running rich or lean and the tune and the dyno time is free .. so I didnt leave a deposit and told him ill think bout it cuz at 1st he told me i should expect a 70% increase.. anyways considering the turbo FAQ and many replys u guys posted i should expect an answer like that guy is crazy for not changing ur injectors and not putting a piggyback but he has a lot of experience and he can garantee the job. let me know what u guys think...
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Originally Posted by tfnaaf
IMO i would stay away from this shop it sounds like he has ZERO 7thgen experince. 30% increase is JACK! Im getting approx 89% increase in WHP on an auto trans. And a AEM FPR isnt going to do sh*t for fuel management. If he thinks this will raise the FPR he has no idea what hes talking about find a new shop!
Exactly, you cannot install a FPR on the rail to control the fuel pressure when the stock one is still in the tank on the stock pump.
Hey, if you do go through with this deal.......i have a complete stock motor with 11,000 miles on it i could give to you for a good price.
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Originally Posted by civic01vtec
Exactly, you cannot install a FPR on the rail to control the fuel pressure when the stock one is still in the tank on the stock pump.
Hey, if you do go through with this deal.......i have a complete stock motor with 11,000 miles on it i could give to you for a good price.
Hey, if you do go through with this deal.......i have a complete stock motor with 11,000 miles on it i could give to you for a good price.
Originally Posted by civic01vtec
Hey, if you do go through with this deal.......i have a complete stock motor with 11,000 miles on it i could give to you for a good price.
look into dezods new kit, hes developing a cheap baseline kit to run 5psi, approximately 40%-50% increase maybe (im sure someone can verify this)
find the member named dezod and pm him with all your questions, tell him about this thread and ask him about his thread where he came up with the idea for the turbo, it explains all youll need to know about his kit and what else youll need.
find the member named dezod and pm him with all your questions, tell him about this thread and ask him about his thread where he came up with the idea for the turbo, it explains all youll need to know about his kit and what else youll need.
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