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Old 12-26-01, 10:00 PM
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will a bigger fuel pump for now protect me from running lean?????

hey bros, i'am think of going to a bigger fuel pump for now to prevent any detonation, because i dont have the money to get an upgraded ecu, i was wondering if i will be protected from running lean with a bigger fuel pump
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Hello Fellow Canadian.

What other modifications do you have or have you done?

A higher flowing fuel pump will not prevent detonation. I would spend the money on an upgraded ECU/EFI PMS/Apexi PFC, it is much cheaper than a new motor. Even with ECU mods it is possible to blow your motor.

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i have just ha ve down pipe and midpipe

yeah my mods are just a down pipe and midpipe
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How much boost are you running? Do you have any problems keeping your boost in check? I wouldn't run more than 10 psi of boost without any mods to your ECU, otherwise you will run into fuel cutoff, or excessively high pressures and experience a wonderful case of detonation.

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With no cat back or intake you should be safe but it still depends on boost. That combo can produce nasty spikes along with boost creep. Also a fuel pump can cause a rich condition because contrary to common sense a fuel pump will increase fuel flow regardless of your ECU. (One would think it would just increase max fuel potential.) If I were you I would be careful. It's better to take things slow than to haphazardly throw upgrades on to your car. If you decide to go with just a pump get a dyno tune by a reputable Rotary shop to make sure you are safe.
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i'am running 10 pounds of boost with midpipe and downpipe

the boost levels i'am running at is 10 pounds
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