Microtech premix with microtech?
10-05-05, 02:37 PM
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Depends, if you have a mechanical oil metering pump, I would leave it in place. Probably clean it up though, can get some new lines. If it is electrical I would block it all off and premix, I dont think you can run it with the ECU.
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S4 mechanical OMP will not be affected, however the S5's electrical unit can not be controlled by a Microtech. If you have an S5, remove the OMP, block it off and run premix.
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10-07-05, 07:41 AM
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The microtech has no way of controlling the electric OMP. I just left mine on and unplugged. I run about 1 ounce of premix per gallon of gas. So that would put it at about a 1:128 premix to fuel ratio.
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I installed an S4 front cover, and mechanical OMP onto my S5 block when I was building it. I knew that I was going to use the LTx8 already, so the project was planned accordingly.
It was a pain in the a** to do the conversion, but its worth it. This way, I dont need to premix out in the cold when winter starts
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It was a pain in the a** to do the conversion, but its worth it. This way, I dont need to premix out in the cold when winter starts
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10-08-05, 10:27 AM
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Originally Posted by sunshine
I installed an S4 front cover, and mechanical OMP onto my S5 block when I was building it. I knew that I was going to use the LTx8 already, so the project was planned accordingly.
It was a pain in the a** to do the conversion, but its worth it. This way, I dont need to premix out in the cold when winter starts
-A
It was a pain in the a** to do the conversion, but its worth it. This way, I dont need to premix out in the cold when winter starts
-A
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