Re: FMU + FPR Question
255 high pressure fuel pump...walbro
100 bucks(US)...im running with the fmu too and it made a difference(from what my wideband tells me) i went from not even gunning the thing to have safe ar(11:9-12:3) with the fuel pump on 8psi. going to chip the ecu though...with injectors so not keeping the fmu for long. |
Re: FMU + FPR Question
Originally Posted by taiajam
the internal wg is set @ 12 psi and that is to much boost 4me.
so im using an external wg @ 6psi max.. this is because the internal wg is not adjustable, + i have more faith in an external wg + it looks nice mayB chippin'is a better option afther all. but running on a basemap, is still crappy, and probably i can figuer it out my self to put a basemap on my ecu with an eprom. running on a basemap still isnt the best there is. ill probably chip my next car/ecu when im going to buy a newer car. what fuelpump is recommend? and if ur on the fmu long enough, you'll be chippin sooner then you think, not with a new car but with a nwe motor. walbro intank or inline. doesn't matter i guess. use the intank, its always gonna be there. |
Re: FMU + FPR Question
Originally Posted by t3boosted_dc
255 high pressure fuel pump...walbro
100 bucks(US)...im running with the fmu too and it made a difference(from what my wideband tells me) i went from not even gunning the thing to have safe ar(11:9-12:3) with the fuel pump on 8psi. going to chip the ecu though...with injectors so not keeping the fmu for long. what does gunning mean? 11:9 ?? i dont understand the 11:9-12:3 can i use a smaller pump than 225 walbro? something like a interga pump? whats the difference between the stock civic pump an walbro? stock pumps 100? walbro 225? @ turboDA6 i leave the internal wg closed there is a closed flange on it. |
Re: FMU + FPR Question
Originally Posted by taiajam
@ turboDA6 i leave the internal wg closed there is a closed flange on it. the 11.9-12.3 is the air fuel ratio. those basically perfect ratios but i still wouldn't trust it on an fmu... a stock pump is stock. its only made to push fuel for the motor naturally aspirated. when u add air, u need to add fuel. so a bigger fuel pump is needed. |
Re: FMU + FPR Question
ok i was a little conufsed by the 11:9 istead of the 11.9 thanx.
the walbro pumps 255lbs fuel howmuch does a stock fuelpump pumps? civic '90 1.6 sohc ive seen on the internet some 190 lbs fuelpumps, is this also good enoug? |
Re: FMU + FPR Question
a stock pump is old... dont rely on it. for the price dude, just grab a 255 walbro. its the best bang for the buck
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Re: FMU + FPR Question
I just shipped a chipped ECU to the Netherlands...I've actually shipped a few now. I think its starting to pick up abroad.
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Re: FMU + FPR Question
what was the total price of it? i mayb its a good idea for me to chip 2.
if ill buy the chip, what do i need for my setup? 6psi 255lbs fuelpump stock injectors? and the chip? (eprom?) if i have chipped my ecu, can i then just add more boost? or do i need to re-chip, if i wanne run 8psi? |
Re: FMU + FPR Question
you need some bigger ones, you can boostl ike 4psi on stock injectors but thats cuttin it close. dsm 450's are all over this site for like 50 bux
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Re: FMU + FPR Question
ok so if im goin to chip then i need
450cc injectors 255lbs fuelpump turbo, ic wg bov pipes, oil lines. chip. but i still dont have the awnser on my Q howmuch a stock fuelpump pumps. stock like 100 lbs? dunno? just guessing |
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