Nippondenso Fuel Pump?
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Nippondenso Fuel Pump?
It's on the RX7store.net website just wondering if it's really capable of holding alot of power. I dyno'd recently and the guy said i could use bigger fuel pump cause i was going lean at higher rpm's. I still have stock injectors i was thinking the injectors would need to be upgraded instead of the walboro 255lph i have in there now. But what do i know i guess. What do you guys think dyno'd at 252rwhp @ 6,000 rpms at 10 psi running pretty lean.
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Oh also the Nippondenso 850cc injectors on rx7store.net it says they are stock replacement for third gen. What would it take to put them into a second gen or is there someone else that makes a stock replacement 850cc besides rc engineering cause i dont' really want to pull mine and let them bore mine out.
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Originally posted by RX7withNitrous
Oh also the Nippondenso 850cc injectors on rx7store.net it says they are stock replacement for third gen. What would it take to put them into a second gen or is there someone else that makes a stock replacement 850cc besides rc engineering cause i dont' really want to pull mine and let them bore mine out.
Oh also the Nippondenso 850cc injectors on rx7store.net it says they are stock replacement for third gen. What would it take to put them into a second gen or is there someone else that makes a stock replacement 850cc besides rc engineering cause i dont' really want to pull mine and let them bore mine out.
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Originally posted by RX7withNitrous
I guess i could just go with the 1000cc's and just lean them out some.
I guess i could just go with the 1000cc's and just lean them out some.
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www.injector.com marren injectors are very inexpensive. you can find the correct size there, for certain.
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Originally posted by RX7withNitrous
why you don't think it is reliable to tune it with the s-afc with more fuel than the 720cc?
why you don't think it is reliable to tune it with the s-afc with more fuel than the 720cc?
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Originally posted by RX7withNitrous
so i could use some 850's with the Nippondenso fuel pump or maybe some 1000cc's i just want some that are drop in replacements.
so i could use some 850's with the Nippondenso fuel pump or maybe some 1000cc's i just want some that are drop in replacements.
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I don't know how accurate that thing is cause it's saying that 720cc's and 1300's are only for like 337 that just seems off to me that's a **** load of fuel man.
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Originally posted by RX7withNitrous
I don't know how accurate that thing is cause it's saying that 720cc's and 1300's are only for like 337 that just seems off to me that's a **** load of fuel man.
I don't know how accurate that thing is cause it's saying that 720cc's and 1300's are only for like 337 that just seems off to me that's a **** load of fuel man.
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S-afc is on. It leans out around 5,800 so the guy that was tuning it said it was prolly the fuel pump. But he isn't really an rx-7 guy so i as trying to decide what kind of injectors i should go with cause im going to need some eventually. But should i get a bigger pump? How much hp can the walboro support?
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S-afc is on. It leans out around 5,800 so the guy that was tuning it said it was prolly the fuel pump. But he isn't really an rx-7 guy so i as trying to decide what kind of injectors i should go with cause im going to need some eventually. But should i get a bigger pump? How much hp can the walboro support?
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S-afc is on. It leans out around 5,800 so the guy that was tuning it said it was prolly the fuel pump.
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He said it's just leaning out at 5,800 and you can see it on my a/f ratio print out. Im hoping for 12's with about 15psi the injectors and maybe the pump if i need it but it sounds like i don't. Would it be better to run 4 720's or 2 850's?
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fuel pump is fine. the walbro might even be bigger then the nippon.
the guy doens't know what he's talking about. unless you have a fuel pressure guage hooked up you can't tell if the fuel pump is too small.
you need injectors. 1000cc secondarys would be fine.
4x720 would probably be better.
stay off boost till you do
4x720 or stock with 1000 is both good for over 400
the guy doens't know what he's talking about. unless you have a fuel pressure guage hooked up you can't tell if the fuel pump is too small.
you need injectors. 1000cc secondarys would be fine.
4x720 would probably be better.
stay off boost till you do
4x720 or stock with 1000 is both good for over 400
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:sigh: Have you listened to anything the board has said since you got that car? It still amazes me it's running, can you post the dyno? That being said I'd hate to see another t2 grenade it's engine.
You have two options: Keep the safc or go with a standalone (microtech lt8 would be my pick since it's a begginers ems and seems a lot more user friendly than a haltech e6k or ell)
Provided you keep the safc, go with 4 720's. Two 850's might be decent amount of fuel, but 4 720's would flow more, and once you try and turn up the boost you will start running lean before the secondary injectors come online.
The walbro is just fine, it can flow enough fuel for a LOT of hp, provided you have big injectors for the fuel to actually flow through.
If you go with the microtech you could easily runn big 1200cc secondaries and stock primaries, or any number of combinations.
Don't skimp out now, from your sig it looks like your car has the potential to make a lot of power. I'd personally go with the standalone. In the end you could probably get away with the safc on the stock ecu, but for how long and at the cost of how much power and fuel economy? Spend a little more now, and it will be cheaper than rebuilding your engine when it runs lean and shatters the seals.
You have two options: Keep the safc or go with a standalone (microtech lt8 would be my pick since it's a begginers ems and seems a lot more user friendly than a haltech e6k or ell)
Provided you keep the safc, go with 4 720's. Two 850's might be decent amount of fuel, but 4 720's would flow more, and once you try and turn up the boost you will start running lean before the secondary injectors come online.
The walbro is just fine, it can flow enough fuel for a LOT of hp, provided you have big injectors for the fuel to actually flow through.
If you go with the microtech you could easily runn big 1200cc secondaries and stock primaries, or any number of combinations.
Don't skimp out now, from your sig it looks like your car has the potential to make a lot of power. I'd personally go with the standalone. In the end you could probably get away with the safc on the stock ecu, but for how long and at the cost of how much power and fuel economy? Spend a little more now, and it will be cheaper than rebuilding your engine when it runs lean and shatters the seals.
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So im prolly going to go ahead and order 4 greddy 720cc injectors That seems to be what you guys are saying is the best. As for the microtech. I'm actually looking into that. But until then i need some injectors and i figure the s-afc will do till i have the cash for the microtech then i can sell the afc.