Microtech fd 's using stock OMP and microtechs?
fd 's using stock OMP and microtechs?
ok im helping a guy build up a monster fd. street port and all the goods. hes new to moding them and im new to fuel infection and fd's ecu crap... the bigest hurdle i think we are gonna hit is what ecu's can handle the stock electric omp? i was told a new microtech to be released with in a few weeks would beable to do this... TRUE? FALSE?
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For my case, I 'm using the mechanical OMP on my 13B-RE. I have removed the electric type and mod in the mechanical. I use a string to pull the OMP about 1/2 way so I don't have to pre-mix so often.
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Originally posted by WINSON-FC3S
For my case, I 'm using the mechanical OMP on my 13B-RE. I have removed the electric type and mod in the mechanical. I use a string to pull the OMP about 1/2 way so I don't have to pre-mix so often.
For my case, I 'm using the mechanical OMP on my 13B-RE. I have removed the electric type and mod in the mechanical. I use a string to pull the OMP about 1/2 way so I don't have to pre-mix so often.
i should try it out, do you have any tips to newbe?
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Originally posted by tri_tam
wow... you can mix and match those thing?
i should try it out, do you have any tips to newbe?
wow... you can mix and match those thing?
i should try it out, do you have any tips to newbe?
its super simple to do. I have a series 5 engine, with a series 4 front cover and throttle body. the only reason I use an S4 throttle body is to connect the linkage to the mechanical OMP. its a simple parts swap. But if your motor is in the car it can be quite time consuming.
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