can i use a oil press gauge as a fuel press gauge?
#11
Re: can i use a oil press gauge as a fuel press gauge?
yes you can
dont listen to these honda-tech members; do it and it'll be great. All the sender is is a pressure transducer; if it'll stand up to oil it'll stand up to gas; its not like its on fire inside the transducer.
dont listen to these honda-tech members; do it and it'll be great. All the sender is is a pressure transducer; if it'll stand up to oil it'll stand up to gas; its not like its on fire inside the transducer.
#13
Re: can i use a oil press gauge as a fuel press gauge?
Originally Posted by bumblezc
Fuel Pressure Gauges are cheap. Why try something thats going to have the possibility of screwing up.
If it was electrically I think it might work. If it was mech. it may be a diaphram pressure gauge and the gasoline may eat away at the diaphram. Seen that happen before.
What happens if you want to run 450cc dsm injectors at 18psi of boost and about 320whp? 42psi aint going to cut it, bump it up to 50 or so and you good to go. Can't do that with a stock FPR.
If it was electrically I think it might work. If it was mech. it may be a diaphram pressure gauge and the gasoline may eat away at the diaphram. Seen that happen before.
Originally Posted by hotrex
hahaha only imn pakistan...
why need afuel press guage. put the stock regulator on there and rip. no need to be a ricer and run a fpr...
why need afuel press guage. put the stock regulator on there and rip. no need to be a ricer and run a fpr...
#16
Re: can i use a oil press gauge as a fuel press gauge?
electric oil pressure gauge works fine as a fuel pressure gauge, and it's a lot cheaper too. most of them have 1/8 npt fitting on the sending unit also, which is the same as most fuel pressure gauges, so it works out great. btw, hotrex is a ***.
#17
Re: can i use a oil press gauge as a fuel press gauge?
and you stupid for your suggestion..........nice way to burn a car to the ground!!!!!!!!!!!
the sending unit while they might LOOK the same, use different materials for the pressure diaphram. Gasoline will eat the oil pressure gauge daiphram, causing a leak and fire.
the sending unit while they might LOOK the same, use different materials for the pressure diaphram. Gasoline will eat the oil pressure gauge daiphram, causing a leak and fire.
#18
Re: can i use a oil press gauge as a fuel press gauge?
Originally Posted by Mista Bone
and you stupid for your suggestion..........nice way to burn a car to the ground!!!!!!!!!!!
the sending unit while they might LOOK the same, use different materials for the pressure diaphram. Gasoline will eat the oil pressure gauge daiphram, causing a leak and fire.
the sending unit while they might LOOK the same, use different materials for the pressure diaphram. Gasoline will eat the oil pressure gauge daiphram, causing a leak and fire.
not saying its a good idea, but nothing bad came from it
#19
Re: can i use a oil press gauge as a fuel press gauge?
anyone in the Cincy area know Tim @ BASZ.......we and NOT good friends to say the least.............
But he burnt up a 6g Civic when he went cheap and used a oil pressure sender for fuel. Autometer used to offer a short sweep fuel pressure setup using the correct sender, but even it was discontinued because of failures.
Look into Nordskog or Cyberdyne......
But he burnt up a 6g Civic when he went cheap and used a oil pressure sender for fuel. Autometer used to offer a short sweep fuel pressure setup using the correct sender, but even it was discontinued because of failures.
Look into Nordskog or Cyberdyne......
#20
Re: can i use a oil press gauge as a fuel press gauge?
Originally Posted by ComputerJLT
yes you can
dont listen to these honda-tech members; do it and it'll be great. All the sender is is a pressure transducer; if it'll stand up to oil it'll stand up to gas; its not like its on fire inside the transducer.
dont listen to these honda-tech members; do it and it'll be great. All the sender is is a pressure transducer; if it'll stand up to oil it'll stand up to gas; its not like its on fire inside the transducer.
Mista Bone says otherwise, and for somereason I think he's trustworthy, so i'd be carefull if you decide to attempt it.