fuel
04-10-2003, 01:14 PM
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Re:fuel
Factory fuel system by itself can handle about 2.5 psi at the most I'd say, probably a little less. It wasn't designed for readings above atomospheric pressure.
However, the fuel system can be slightly modified w/ a new pump, FMU, adjustable regulators, etc, etc.
The MAP sensor can read up to 10.5 psi(http://www.hondata.com resource) before it will throw a check engine light. You would need to install check valves to prevent the MAP sensor from reading above that amount of boost. Or just upgrade the MAP sensor instead of having wires all over the place
However, the fuel system can be slightly modified w/ a new pump, FMU, adjustable regulators, etc, etc.
The MAP sensor can read up to 10.5 psi(http://www.hondata.com resource) before it will throw a check engine light. You would need to install check valves to prevent the MAP sensor from reading above that amount of boost. Or just upgrade the MAP sensor instead of having wires all over the place
04-10-2003, 06:13 PM
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Re:fuel
The MAP sensor can read up to 10.5 psi(http://www.hondata.com resource) before it will throw a check engine light
I took me 3 checkvalves to keep the MAP happy at 6-7psi.
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