fuel for turbo and apexi vafc
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fuel for turbo and apexi vafc
ok so what do you need to do for your fuel to run boost.....and can you use a apexi vafc?....and how
do you tune a vafc??...please help!
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I guess you could, but for the price get the GReddy E-manage IMO. It's only $299 and does 10x what the VAFC does. Including controlling the VTEC point. Plus it controls extra injectors, ignition when they come out with a fix for the Honda, blah blah blah.
Well, you need to remember that our 7th gen civics have a returnless fuel system...It depends what kind of turbo set up your gonna use, you may have to run your own fuel lines, regulator, fuel pump to make it a regular return system, you have to add a missing link check valve to isolate your map sensor....
Or.....go for an SF Turbo Kit and do no major mods....
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Or.....go for an SF Turbo Kit and do no major mods....
It's up to you!!!
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the greddy e manage is not all you need...you have to purchase a lot of stuff plus the lap top software.....its a whole process and it would cost a lot more....i was thinking abuot going with the sf but then i dont have the money to buy the whole thing at once. i mean i can afford the apexi safc right now...its going for about 300 or less then that...
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Originally posted by PsshH
the greddy e manage is not all you need...you have to purchase a lot of stuff plus the lap top software.....its a whole process and it would cost a lot more....i was thinking abuot going with the sf but then i dont have the money to buy the whole thing at once. i mean i can afford the apexi safc right now...its going for about 300 or less then that...
the greddy e manage is not all you need...you have to purchase a lot of stuff plus the lap top software.....its a whole process and it would cost a lot more....i was thinking abuot going with the sf but then i dont have the money to buy the whole thing at once. i mean i can afford the apexi safc right now...its going for about 300 or less then that...
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oh yea, did i mention that there is no tuning required with the SF fuel system? it comes completely tuned, and ready to go. Just a fuel in/ fuel out, power, ground, signal, and vaccume line
Thats 2 hoses, 1 vaccume line, and 3 wires.
Thats 2 hoses, 1 vaccume line, and 3 wires.
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oh yea, did i mention that there is no tuning required with the SF fuel system? it comes completely tuned, and ready to go. Just a fuel in/ fuel out, power, ground, signal, and vaccume line
Thats 2 hoses, 1 vaccume line, and 3 wires.
oh yea, did i mention that there is no tuning required with the SF fuel system? it comes completely tuned, and ready to go. Just a fuel in/ fuel out, power, ground, signal, and vaccume line
Thats 2 hoses, 1 vaccume line, and 3 wires.
. but that is damn convenient catalyst, nice work
eric
You can run an S-AFC with boost, you only need to increase your stock injector size. You do not need a check valve for the map sensor using the AFC. I'm currently running RC 440 injectors and a S-AFC and I am not having any problems and no ECU codes. IMO it's really what you want to do with your car after 6-8psi. If you want to stop there I'd suggest maybe the e-manage although I have no experience with this product. If you want to continue past 6-8 psi then get bigger injectors, run a S-AFC for a while then upgrade to the AEM EMS when it comes out. Just remember, you can't make a decent increase to an injector that is already running at 80%-90%
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see i knew that it was just bigger infectors and a apexi safc....thanks n318Z.....what kind of set up would you use???......catalyst i would like to order your set up but i was looking to get a safc......n318z do you have the first apexi safc or the second one?
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Fill me in... you are running (4) 440 injectors to replace the 4 stock injectors? And you aren't using any additional injectors? How high have you turned up the boost? Let me know the details on fitting those injectors in the rail, so I can let the shop know. It's a lot better than extra injectors.
Originally posted by Smokie2k2LX
Fill me in... you are running (4) 440 injectors to replace the 4 stock injectors? And you aren't using any additional injectors? How high have you turned up the boost? Let me know the details on fitting those injectors in the rail, so I can let the shop know. It's a lot better than extra injectors.
Fill me in... you are running (4) 440 injectors to replace the 4 stock injectors? And you aren't using any additional injectors? How high have you turned up the boost? Let me know the details on fitting those injectors in the rail, so I can let the shop know. It's a lot better than extra injectors.
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I don't want to take over this thread to ask these questions, but I will because it might help others.
1. Do you know what the size of the stock injectors are? I have the E-manage and it allows you to put the stock size and the upgrade size so it can automatically adjust the fuel map. I have the factory service manual and it doesn't say anything.
2. When you say a spacer between the TB and manifold, do you mean something equivalent to the Helix Power Tower? Is it the MAP sensor that won't allow it to fit, or is it the TPS (mounted on the TB)?
Thanks again... anything beats spraying fuel into plastic (that's gotta create some kind of residue in the long run)
1. Do you know what the size of the stock injectors are? I have the E-manage and it allows you to put the stock size and the upgrade size so it can automatically adjust the fuel map. I have the factory service manual and it doesn't say anything.
2. When you say a spacer between the TB and manifold, do you mean something equivalent to the Helix Power Tower? Is it the MAP sensor that won't allow it to fit, or is it the TPS (mounted on the TB)?
Thanks again... anything beats spraying fuel into plastic (that's gotta create some kind of residue in the long run)
Originally posted by Smokie2k2LX
[B1. Do you know what the size of the stock injectors are? [/B]
[B1. Do you know what the size of the stock injectors are? [/B]
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Smokie2k2LX
[B]I don't want to take over this thread to ask these questions, but I will because it might help others.
1. Do you know what the size of the stock injectors are?
2. When you say a spacer between the TB and manifold, do you mean something equivalent to the Helix Power Tower?
I believe the stock injector size is 240. The spacer I'm refering to is the one that comes with the Turbo Discounters kit, it works very well. And yes it's the TPS not the MAP
[B]I don't want to take over this thread to ask these questions, but I will because it might help others.
1. Do you know what the size of the stock injectors are?
2. When you say a spacer between the TB and manifold, do you mean something equivalent to the Helix Power Tower?
I believe the stock injector size is 240. The spacer I'm refering to is the one that comes with the Turbo Discounters kit, it works very well. And yes it's the TPS not the MAP
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Originally posted by n318z
Yes I replaced all 4 of my stock injectors and replaced with rc 440's. No additional injectors. I went this route since I plan on building my motor for more boost in about a month. Currently still running on 7psi. Now for the fun part of how they fit in. The stock injectors of course have 2 o-rings on them. Both of them fit onto the rc injectors. But, you need a spacer plate in between the intake manifold and the throttle body. Otherwise the fuel rail will not fit because of the Map sensor.
Yes I replaced all 4 of my stock injectors and replaced with rc 440's. No additional injectors. I went this route since I plan on building my motor for more boost in about a month. Currently still running on 7psi. Now for the fun part of how they fit in. The stock injectors of course have 2 o-rings on them. Both of them fit onto the rc injectors. But, you need a spacer plate in between the intake manifold and the throttle body. Otherwise the fuel rail will not fit because of the Map sensor.
and does anyone know why 450's wouldn't fit off a DSM?
and if they do would a resistor box be necessary?
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