TII Mods... Safe?
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Daily Domestic Killer
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From: San Antonio, Tx, USA
TII Mods... Safe?
Yeah I finally got my TII, and wonder if this setup is safe for the engine
Reactive intake
mid-pip
cat-back
FCD
what do you think....
without the FCD I was hitting fuel cut at 5500-6000 rpm
Reactive intake
mid-pip
cat-back
FCD
what do you think....
without the FCD I was hitting fuel cut at 5500-6000 rpm
Rotary Enthusiast
Joined: Dec 2001
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From: UK
Depends on what boost and Fuel system mods etc.
If you are running std Boost and only those mods i would be looking at Uprating the Pump and then geting a ECU,Bigger secondrys + rail mod and a Fuel regulator and then you can run upto the limit of your stock Turbo.
I personly would not run a FCD with a stock fuel system.
If you are running std Boost and only those mods i would be looking at Uprating the Pump and then geting a ECU,Bigger secondrys + rail mod and a Fuel regulator and then you can run upto the limit of your stock Turbo.
I personly would not run a FCD with a stock fuel system.
Yeah, you probably want to get the Walbro fuel pump and also a downpipe, that first cat has been known to clog and is only good for cold start emissions so getting rid of it will give you some good power gains.
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From: Tysons Corner, Virginia
S-AFC and 720cc's are all you need to your current set-up. You really don't need to spend big money on HALTECH EMS until later. With that S-AFC you can dial back the fuel at all RPM ranges, this will help eliminate that fuel smell. S-AFC also helped me with getting a really good Idle while running Air Conditioning.
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