Am I a ---- wit!?! No FMU+ stock injectors+ WRX STi fuel pump+7-9psi boost
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Am I a ---- wit!?! No FMU+ stock injectors+ WRX STi fuel pump+7-9psi boost
As the topic goes,
No FMU+No AFC hack+ stock injectors+ WRX STi fuel pump+7-9psi boost on a KIA.. will it work or am i a ---- wit like everyone likes to claim..
Advise this ---- wit.
Cheers!
No FMU+No AFC hack+ stock injectors+ WRX STi fuel pump+7-9psi boost on a KIA.. will it work or am i a ---- wit like everyone likes to claim..
Advise this ---- wit.
Cheers!
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Re: Am I a ---- wit!?! No FMU+ stock injectors+ WRX STi fuel pump+7-9psi boost
Originally Posted by TorganFM
Umm... no. Throw an fmu on that bitch.
I would need to change the fuel line system so that i can install an FMU.. hence the effort wasn't worth doing it.
Why some might ask I don't get an AFC hack .. simple - the money.. I don't have such cash for it YET.. will get one later..
So without those items, am I still able to run my car without major problems?
Cheers!
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Re: Am I a ---- wit!?! No FMU+ stock injectors+ WRX STi fuel pump+7-9psi boost
Basically what you'll end up with is 50% extra power (depending on the size of the turbo) without any extra fuel, so if you're normally 12:1 under load you'll be somewhere in the neighborhood of 18:1... the perfect AFR for boosting a shitty motor! If you're running an STI pump you'll be getting rid of your Kia pump and regulator anyway, right? Does the Kia have a returnless fuel system or something? If that's the case you're better off making or buying a fuel rail and putting a regulator on the end with a return line.
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Re: Am I a ---- wit!?! No FMU+ stock injectors+ WRX STi fuel pump+7-9psi boost
Originally Posted by TorganFM
Basically what you'll end up with is 50% extra power (depending on the size of the turbo) without any extra fuel, so if you're normally 12:1 under load you'll be somewhere in the neighborhood of 18:1... the perfect AFR for boosting a shitty motor! If you're running an STI pump you'll be getting rid of your Kia pump and regulator anyway, right? Does the Kia have a returnless fuel system or something? If that's the case you're better off making or buying a fuel rail and putting a regulator on the end with a return line.
Thanks!
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