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Old 03-01-2004, 09:12 PM
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A 12:1 FMu, AFC, and large injectors? Jesus man, you could empty your gas tank in like a minute with that setup. You don't use an FMU with an AFC. That's just too much ---- trying to do the same thing. The FMU is going to be dumping gas like you wouldn't believe with those injectors. Is this a good shop? Do they have a good reputation?
so use the stock injectors?
No, ditch the FMU.
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Old 03-01-2004, 10:07 PM
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- VAFC
- Inline Fuel Pump
- Adj. Fuel pressure regulator (opsional, but ok to have)
- 310cc-450cc injectors
- and TUNNING, and keep boost lower than 11 PSI

so this is what i need?
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Old 03-01-2004, 10:14 PM
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- VAFC
- Inline Fuel Pump Not 100% necessary, but good. An intank 255 would work just as good.
- Adj. Fuel pressure regulator (opsional, but ok to have) Not necessary at all, but if you want to I guess it won't hurt.
- 310cc-450cc injectors I would go with the 450's and forget about the 3xx's
- and TUNNING, and keep boost lower than 11 PSI PERFECT

so this is what i need? [size=5YES[/size]
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Old 03-06-2004, 02:56 PM
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UPDATE:

i test fitted the turbo kit and everything bolts up PERFECTLY, it even allows me to keep my A/C (never knew this till today)

about the Fuel management:
-i got a VAFC for $200 last night.
-I am using the FMU with a 1:1 ratio (advise from pacific performance)
-i am currently looking for 450cc DSM injectors
-i am getting a Fuel pump.(advise from pacific performance)

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i have everything else, and after getting the last couple items for the fuel system, i will be boosting.


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Old 03-06-2004, 04:11 PM
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Don't listen to these ppl saying to not use a fmu with the afc. When used properly in conjunction with the afc, it allows you to support more hp than the afc alone. But you are still limited by the map sensor which is why they said not to crest 11 psi. Although I do agree with most here that using a hack is not tapping the potential of the kit.

On the net you will get 20 different responses unless everyone is doing the same "in" thing. If your tuner is the one setting up your car and you belive they are a reputable shop, listen to what they say and take the e-buzz in passing. Not to say there is good info out there though.
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Old 03-06-2004, 04:48 PM
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Then why the ---- even have a forum?

An FMU at 12:1 used in conjunctionwith an AFC and 450cc injectors is ------- stupid and if you or some ricer shop disagrees, they are just as stupid.

Now that he says a 1:1 FMU, that is a different story. He was talking about running a 12:1 before. Read the whole post next time........
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Old 03-06-2004, 08:23 PM
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Then why the ---- even have a forum?

An FMU at 12:1 used in conjunctionwith an AFC and 450cc injectors is ------- stupid and if you or some ricer shop disagrees, they are just as stupid.

Now that he says a 1:1 FMU, that is a different story. He was talking about running a 12:1 before. Read the whole post next time........
Dr Boost is right, BUT PLEASE dont call my shop a ricer shop(if you was talking to me). 12:1 with the injectors and pump is WAY too much fuel, the shop explained to me the reason the 1:1 - 4:1 is a better, and somewhat useful.
having somthing that controls FUEL and is reacts to BOOST "psi" is always good to have, just dont go overboard.

it's all luv, i appreciate the help
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so where are those 3 tees going? bov, vortech, and boost gauge?
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so where are those 3 tees going? bov, vortech, and boost gauge?

huh?
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I think he thinks the check valves are for your vac accessories.
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