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Old 02-06-04, 04:51 AM
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OK, fuel time!

I'm running a stock fuel system.
I got sum mods just basic FMIC,PFC,Boost ctrl,twin-pods, all alloy plumbing.....

I wanna start upgrading and I thought a bigger fuel pump first, I got my hands on a 93supra pump,

would this do? would I need bigger injectors or a rack first?
and af al this is bollocks! then where DO I start?
Old 02-06-04, 06:56 AM
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First thing you need is access to or purchase a wideband O2 and an A/F gauge. Without that, you can't tune anything properly.

Next, the fuel pump isn't going to add more fuel to your A/F ratio. Your A/F ratio is limited by your injectors and FPR.
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right.........
I'm gonna bugger off and learn about O2 stuff
Old 02-06-04, 05:34 PM
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As long as you don't bugger off, and bollocks it you will be OK

Putting on the bigger fuel pump won't hurt anything. No reason to wait to install it.
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