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talonesiracingAug-02-07 02:24 AM
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#101044, "Aeromotive FPR"


          

Can anyone tell me the best place to mount the fpr? Without having anything in the engine bay it's hard to figure out where to put it. Thanks

  

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RE: Aeromotive FPR, wickedtalon, Aug-02-07 03:00 AM, #1
RE: Aeromotive FPR, talonesiracing, Aug-02-07 06:59 AM, #2
      RE: Aeromotive FPR, AdministratorStar Turbo Talon, Aug-02-07 07:13 AM, #3
           RE: Aeromotive FPR, talonesiracing, Aug-02-07 08:33 AM, #4
                RE: Aeromotive FPR, dsmtuner1, Aug-02-07 12:12 PM, #5
                     RE: Aeromotive FPR, JustOne, Aug-02-07 06:07 PM, #6
                          RE: Aeromotive FPR, talonesiracing, Aug-03-07 12:44 PM, #7
                               RE: Aeromotive FPR, AdministratorStar Turbo Talon, Aug-03-07 03:46 PM, #8
                                    RE: Aeromotive FPR, talonesiracing, Aug-03-07 09:04 PM, #9
                                         RE: Aeromotive FPR, AdministratorStar Turbo Talon, Aug-04-07 07:21 AM, #10
                                              RE: Aeromotive FPR, quicksilver99, Aug-04-07 12:21 PM, #11
                                                   RE: Aeromotive FPR, talonesiracing, Aug-05-07 02:19 PM, #12

wickedtalonAug-02-07 03:00 AM
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#101045, "RE: Aeromotive FPR"
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I just mounted mine where the cruise control was. I used the same bolts and only had to drill the aeromotive bracket holes a tiny bit larger. Fits perfect.




I throught I saw some 1g guys w/ it mounted on the rail. I thought that would be neat but I already had it mounted on the firewall.


// Jim // 95 Talon / 99 Eclipse (sold)

Cincinnati,OH

  

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talonesiracingAug-02-07 06:59 AM
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#101046, "RE: Aeromotive FPR"
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what do I have to do to get rid of my cruise control? Mine doesn't work anyway. Do I have to do something different with the cable?

  

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AdministratorStar Turbo TalonAug-02-07 07:13 AM
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#101047, "RE: Aeromotive FPR"
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You will need a throttle cabe from a car without cruise control. I have one if you cant locate one. And you bypass the vacuum lines that go to the vacuum box located under the intake manifold.

Terry

  

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talonesiracingAug-02-07 08:33 AM
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#101048, "RE: Aeromotive FPR"
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how much do you want for it? So I can get rid of that black box under the manifold?

  

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dsmtuner1Aug-02-07 12:12 PM
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#101051, "RE: Aeromotive FPR"
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Originally posted by talonesiracingSo I can get rid of that black box under the manifold?


YEP, just make sure you you don't leave any open vacuum sources.



2 sets of injectors is better than 1 =)

  

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JustOneAug-02-07 06:07 PM
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#101057, "RE: Aeromotive FPR"
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I put mine in the same spot.

  

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talonesiracingAug-03-07 12:44 PM
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#101068, "RE: Aeromotive FPR"
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how hard is it to run the cable for the non cruise control?

  

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#101073, "RE: Aeromotive FPR"
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Not hard at all. 2 bolts hold it to the firewall, 2 bolts to the manifold and you release the ends and the cable bolts up that easy. The cruise one is just a tad trickier because you can also remove the cruise vacuum solinoid under the black box that is bolted to the firewall. Not hard but figure an hour total.

Terry

  

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talonesiracingAug-03-07 09:04 PM
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#101075, "RE: Aeromotive FPR"
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yeah it was less then that... i don't have the engine in the car. lol. how do i get the cable out of the pedal in the car.

  

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AdministratorStar Turbo TalonAug-04-07 07:21 AM
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#101076, "RE: Aeromotive FPR"
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while under the dash, pull the cable end toward you. Now take a pair of needlenose pliers and remove the plastic clip from the pedal itself. Then you can slide the cable out of the pedal. You will see what i mean when you start working with it. Kinda hard to describe.

Terry

  

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quicksilver99Aug-04-07 12:21 PM
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#101079, "RE: Aeromotive FPR"
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Here's a pic from when I mounted My home made vacuum bar. Did mine when the motor was out. kinda tucked it back behind the strut.


<a href="http://www.ringo.com/photos/photo.html?photoId=214947956"><img src="" border="0"/></a>

Creative thinking? Ingenuity? Hell, It's just an obsession!



99 Eclipse GS turbo: MSpowered, everything custom built, 223.8 HP-199.8 TQ @8psi through auto-tranny. The first time around...

  

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talonesiracingAug-05-07 02:19 PM
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#101095, "RE: Aeromotive FPR"
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thanks for all the help guys. I got the throttle cable out and it wasn't too bad. I got the fpr mounted and I'll have pictures of the setup soon.

  

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