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Old 10-02-09, 04:52 PM
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Question Supra fuel pump rewire / pfc remap?

JUST WANT TO REWIRE MY SUPRA FUEL PUMP BUT HAVE A QUESTION:

should have remap my power fc? since i will have more fuel

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Originally Posted by Dudemaaanownsanrx7
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ACCORDING I'M RUNNING BASE MAP ON MY POWER FC /fd3S4,
STILL I NEED TO MAP MY POWER FC with SUPRA PUMP REWIRE?
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I'm jus little confused since i've read this thread:

https://www.rx7club.com/3rd-generation-specific-1993-2002-16/more-proof-fuel-pump-rewire-improves-fuel-pressure-565645/

it seems that rewire fuel pump reach powerfc theoretical target AFR...?( here with stock fuel pump)
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you'll probably find that your AFR's will go richer under boost. That's exactly what happened when I rewired my Supra pump
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do you have an aftermarket/adjustable fuel pressure regulator?

i don't think you'll notice any difference under low boost / low rpm. your afr will likely richen-up a little bit under boost at higher rpms.

that's what happened for me.
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My whole map got richer, I just retuned it. If you plan to make any other fuel changes/mods, now would be the time
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Originally Posted by theorie
do you have an aftermarket/adjustable fuel pressure regulator?

i don't think you'll notice any difference under low boost / low rpm. your afr will likely richen-up a little bit under boost at higher rpms.

that's what happened for me.

i don't have adjustable fuel pressure regulator

actually injector duty go to 95 % ( according to pfc) wot in 1ST gear 7600 RPM/ 14 psi

was thinking rewire my supra fuel pump will lower injector duty...


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cheap bastard air box/K&N with 99' air duct/ ARC RACE SMIC/ ELABTRONIC INTELLIGENT INTERCOOLER WATER SPRAY / EFINI Y PIPE/HKS TWIN POWER /NGK Power Cable Racing Wire 0.9k Ohms/m) / HKS DOWNPIPE/SARD HIGH FLOW CATALYSER/BLITZ NUR SPEC R/ HKS EVC V BOOST CONTROLLER/SUPRA FUEL PUMP/stock injectors/APEXI POWER FC FD3S4 BASE MAP /STOCK TWINS @13.5 PSI
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It won't lower duty cycle unless you take fuel out of the map. The duty cycle is in direct relation to what your base map is.

With the rewire Duty cycle will remain the same but mixture will be richer. You can then take fuel out of the map and lower duty cycle while bringing the mixture back where it should be.
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Originally Posted by Dudemaaanownsanrx7
My whole map got richer, I just retuned it. If you plan to make any other fuel changes/mods, now would be the time
since you rewire two stock fuel pump, don't know if i could compare it to my "supra pump rewire"...


MODS ARE:
cheap bastard air box/K&N with 99' air duct/ ARC RACE SMIC/ ELABTRONIC INTELLIGENT INTERCOOLER WATER SPRAY / EFINI Y PIPE/HKS TWIN POWER /NGK Power Cable Racing Wire 0.9k Ohms/m) / HKS DOWNPIPE/SARD HIGH FLOW CATALYSER/BLITZ NUR SPEC R/ HKS EVC V BOOST CONTROLLER/SUPRA FUEL PUMP/stock injectors/APEXI POWER FC FD3S4 BASE MAP / FAST REACTING AIR TEMP SENSOR/ STOCK TWINS @13.5 PSI/
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It's the same concept. More voltage = more fuel from the pump = richer. That's the whole point of doing the rewire.

Plus I did the rewire when I was only running one pump. I had to remap then, and then had to remap again when I added the second pump. Anytime you have more fuel, whether it be from a larger fuel pump, a second fuel pump, a boost a pump, larger injectors or higher base pressure you need to remap.
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Originally Posted by Dudemaaanownsanrx7
It's the same concept. More voltage = more fuel from the pump = richer. That's the whole point of doing the rewire.

Plus I did the rewire when I was only running one pump. I had to remap then, and then had to remap again when I added the second pump. Anytime you have more fuel, whether it be from a larger fuel pump, a second fuel pump, a boost a pump, larger injectors or higher base pressure you need to remap.


SO I NEED A REMAP...

my mods are enough to a proper tune?

MODS ARE:
cheap bastard air box/K&N with 99' air duct/ ARC RACE SMIC/ ELABTRONIC INTELLIGENT INTERCOOLER WATER SPRAY / EFINI Y PIPE/HKS TWIN POWER /NGK Power Cable Racing Wire 0.9k Ohms/m) / HKS DOWNPIPE/SARD HIGH FLOW CATALYSER/BLITZ NUR SPEC R/ HKS EVC V BOOST CONTROLLER/SUPRA FUEL PUMP/stock injectors/APEXI POWER FC FD3S4 BASE MAP / FAST REACTING AIR TEMP SENSOR/ STOCK TWINS @13.5 PSI/
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Yes I would get your car mapped. Has it ever been mapped before?

If you don't get your car mapped you're going to lose power, economy, and end up fouling plugs faster. Unless your car was too lean to begin with.
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Originally Posted by dudemaaanownsanrx7
yes i would get your car mapped. Has it ever been mapped before?

If you don't get your car mapped you're going to lose power, economy, and end up fouling plugs faster. Unless your car was too lean to begin with.


never been mapped, run fd3s4 base map...
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The base map is usually safe for the mods you have, but you're leaving power on the table by not getting it mapped. Especially once you rewire the pump. You will lose power without a remap. Just be sure to take it to someone that knows how to tune rotaries. Or get a wideband, datalogit, and tune yourself
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Originally Posted by Dudemaaanownsanrx7
The base map is usually safe for the mods you have, but you're leaving power on the table by not getting it mapped. Especially once you rewire the pump. You will lose power without a remap. Just be sure to take it to someone that knows how to tune rotaries. Or get a wideband, datalogit, and tune yourself
PROB IS NO ONE THERE KNOW HOW TO REMAP PFC/ON FD3S


and I'm not so confident to map myself...
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Well if you want to modify an FD one of the most important aspects is good tuning. Do a search for chuck westbrook and talk to him about his tuning notes. That will get you started on learning to tune. Read everything you can until you understand it.




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