Three Mod Rule question
I have these mods:
1. Racing Beat cat back (dual tip) 2. Down Pipe 3. Racing Beat factory intake mod Do I need fuel management? Does the climate I live in factor into this? (I'm in Phoenix) I'm not looking for anything radical just to make it quick without sacrificing reliablility. I have seen differing opinions on this......what is the current thinking? |
As long as you keep the boost to 10psi you should be ok. I wouldnt do a fourth mod until you can supliment fuel.
(i ran IC, intake, DP, CB for a while fine on stock ecu, not a smart idea however!) |
Keith, do a search on "mod rule" and you'll get a TON of info...
Originally posted by rfreeman27 i ran IC, intake, DP, CB for a while fine on stock ecu, not a smart idea however! |
You're fine, you don't need an ecu yet.
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So you could go way the '3 mod rule' so long as you never go above 10psi? Is that right? I mean THEORETICALLY, if someone were to have intake, dp, mp, exhaust and never went past 10psi, he's okay?
:confused: haha awesome, my avatar thing works! :D |
Originally posted by Jasooner So you could go way the '3 mod rule' so long as you never go above 10psi? Is that right? I mean THEORETICALLY, if someone were to have intake, dp, mp, exhaust and never went past 10psi, he's okay? |
Originally posted by Jasooner So you could go way the '3 mod rule' so long as you never go above 10psi? Is that right? I mean THEORETICALLY, if someone were to have intake, dp, mp, exhaust and never went past 10psi, he's okay? :confused: haha awesome, my avatar thing works! :D |
Originally posted by bricke Nice floatation devices in your avatar :D |
The racing beat intake tubing isn't very well designed. The stock airbox can be modified for much better performance. Check this thread.
https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...hreadid=121491 If you keep your boost to a maximum of 10 psi, you will be ok. |
Originally posted by Jasooner Nice mech destroying one in yours :D |
Timber Wolf or Mad Cat for the inner sphere type.
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We are getting of subject.
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i wouldnt risk it. get an ecu.
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keep it at 10 and you'll be fine. although if you spike you could kill you engine.
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isn't it hard as hell to keep it under 10 psi? that's like driving like a granny... I'm in the same boat as well, I just dropped in a new engine with intake and exhaust mods. Don't have the money now but soon I will get a M2 or Pettite ECU. Better then risking running lean and damageing my engine.
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I ran that setup for a while on the stock ecu...just keep your boost at or real close to stock levels and you should be fine....
As for the 3 mod rule...it's pretty much BS because every FD reacts a bit different to mods...one car with a DP may hold the stock boost levels and then another cause spikes like crazy...really hard to tell...Just watch you boost. |
Originally posted by SWAT81 isn't it hard as hell to keep it under 10 psi? that's like driving like a granny... You won't run lean with the stock ecu with those mods. Period. If you guys won't believe us veterans, go to a dyno with an accurate wideband (and make sure on that point, the last dyno I went to, their sensor was reading at least a whole point lean) and see for yourself what your A/F ratios are. You will see we are right. |
How about the climate question......any thoughts
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Originally posted by KeithC How about the climate question......any thoughts I've I lived in AZ (I used to and I wish I was there now), I would definitely have an upgraded radiator and a vented hood. |
altitude has a lot more of an effect than climate.
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Originally posted by scratchjunkie i wouldnt risk it. get an ecu. |
If you don't have a boost gauge, you should borrow or buy one. You don't have to install it. Just hook it up to your manifold nipple, run a hose thru the window, and check your boost. You NEED to know what it is to see if you are approaching danger.
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