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kewbee7 08-12-2004 01:26 AM

Do i really need a FMU or FPR?
 
Do i really need a FMU or FPR? Is it safe to run without one for awhile, planning on runnning 6-7 psi on stock B18B1. I was a lil short on money so i didnt buy one of them.

ssl2k 08-12-2004 02:29 AM

Re:Do i really need a FMU or FPR?
 
get turboedit/uberdata

nathan

shortyz 08-12-2004 02:46 AM

Re:Do i really need a FMU or FPR?
 

Originally Posted by ssl2k
get turboedit/uberdata

nathan

:nod:

cheap and works great, fmu's are pieces of ----. dont boost unless u have fuel management under control.

projekteg 08-12-2004 06:28 AM

Re:Do i really need a FMU or FPR?
 
i ran with no fuel management for a week or two. what you do is retard your timing at the dizzy all the way, run 93 oct. gas, and get an extra coolant temp sensor to hang in your engine bay tricking the car in to thinking it's running cold, therefore making it run rich. i wouldn't try this if you're not running an intercooler. don't boost over 5 psi like this either, but it does work.

88crxSi 08-12-2004 06:48 AM

Re:Do i really need a FMU or FPR?
 

Originally Posted by projekteg
i ran with no fuel management for a week or two. what you do is retard your timing at the dizzy all the way, run 93 oct. gas, and get an extra coolant temp sensor to hang in your engine bay tricking the car in to thinking it's running cold, therefore making it run rich. i wouldn't try this if you're not running an intercooler. don't boost over 5 psi like this either, but it does work.

you didnt just say that for real did you? :o BAD KEVIN, BAD!!!

projekteg 08-12-2004 06:49 AM

Re:Do i really need a FMU or FPR?
 

Originally Posted by crx88Si

Originally Posted by projekteg
i ran with no fuel management for a week or two. what you do is retard your timing at the dizzy all the way, run 93 oct. gas, and get an extra coolant temp sensor to hang in your engine bay tricking the car in to thinking it's running cold, therefore making it run rich. i wouldn't try this if you're not running an intercooler. don't boost over 5 psi like this either, but it does work.

you didnt just say that for real did you? :o BAD KEVIN, BAD!!!

----, i was actually running really rich.

beerbongskickass 08-12-2004 08:24 AM

Re:Do i really need a FMU or FPR?
 

Originally Posted by projekteg

i ran with no fuel management for a week or two. what you do is retard your timing at the dizzy all the way, run 93 oct. gas, and get an extra coolant temp sensor to hang in your engine bay tricking the car in to thinking it's running cold, therefore making it run rich. i wouldn't try this if you're not running an intercooler. don't boost over 5 psi like this either, but it does work.

I did the exact same thing since I had to have a way to drive my car until I could get my ECU chipped. I didn't want to do it, but Jeff forced me to do it!!! :P

I ripped on it a few times. ;)

quadnie 08-12-2004 08:38 AM

Re:Do i really need a FMU or FPR?
 
dude, Keven's setup was soo ghetto but it worked.. even tho he lost to a talon >:(

ssl2k 08-12-2004 11:19 AM

Re:Do i really need a FMU or FPR?
 
Yeah....just do the temp thing and ghetto the ---- out of it until u can chip yer ecu. but i wouldn't boost at all, just stay in vac until u get anything

nathan

projekteg 08-12-2004 11:28 AM

Re:Do i really need a FMU or FPR?
 

Originally Posted by quadnie
dude, Keven's setup was soo ghetto but it worked.. even tho he lost to a talon >:(

that was b/c i didn't have a wg either, if i ripped on it too hard, i would boost 30+ psi, that wouldn't be good. i had to ease the gas as my wg ;)


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