Hey everyone whats up.. im slowly starting my turbo project. after reading GSgoinfast's post on installing his turbo that just helped out sooo much. especially the part that shows how to make it so only a low amount of boost pumps out. Right now i am looking at a t3 garret turbo. The only thing i really got lost on in his post was about installing the FMU were theres 2 lines that goto it i just kinda got lost on were they go... gotta do some more research on that but everything else i can do. and the oil feed lines too thats also what i need to research about too. but within 2 month maybe 3 ill have all the parts and ready to go. If anyone has any hints or tips just let me know it would be cool.
Completely Stock except my cone filter instead of a airbox.
#105595, "RE: Starting my turbo project" In response to Reply # 0
Originally posted by Dsm98Nt Hey everyone whats up.. im slowly starting my turbo project. after reading GSgoinfast's post on installing his turbo that just helped out sooo much. especially the part that shows how to make it so only a low amount of boost pumps out. Right now i am looking at a t3 garret turbo. The only thing i really got lost on in his post was about installing the FMU were theres 2 lines that goto it i just kinda got lost on were they go... gotta do some more research on that but everything else i can do. and the oil feed lines too thats also what i need to research about too. but within 2 month maybe 3 ill have all the parts and ready to go. If anyone has any hints or tips just let me know it would be cool. Completely Stock except my cone filter instead of a airbox.
I'm glad my writeup could help Now which part about the FMU did you not understand? There are 2 fuel lines that connect to the FMU. Basically what you do is remove the return line that runs from your stock fpr to the fuel pump/tank. Then you run a line from the fpr to the fmu, then from the fmu to where the old line went on the tank. So basically if the stock line was long enough, you could just cut it and Tee the fmu into it, but because it is not long enough you need to get new line. I hope that helps you understand, ask any specific questions you want. Good luck
-Chris 1999 Eclipse T-GS 2.4 Project is Officially underway
#105598, "RE: Starting my turbo project" In response to Reply # 3
yeah definatly post your turbo stuff in the turbo section, if the word turbo is in your post at all than that should be a good indication of where it needs to be. Yes that turbo write up is a very useful tool, i used it on my set up and it was better than the original instructions. Also just because you are buying the best doesnt mean you gotta spent more money. I was able to put most of my kit together fairly cheep because i bought alot of used quality parts and they are still ticking. Stay away from crappy names or the unknown, you can get alot of quality parts from this site as well as ebay and other dsm sites around the country, search and you will find. just my 2 cents joe
98 RS: Mods: Custom Stage 2 Turbo kit , 55mm throttle body, gutted cat, evo cat back exhaust, p/p intake manifold,p/p Head, af-x underdrive pulley, B&M short throw shifter,Built bottom end Je pistons eagle rods 8.8:1 compression.
Status:Up and running again! nice new paint
Custom stage 2 hahn turbo kit Hahn Super 16g turbo (ceramic coated) Hahn manifold (ceramic coated) Hahn Downpipe assembly Hahn intercooler piping smic Hahn oil line kit Type s bov 2G Gsx smic walbro 255 fuel pump Synapse missing link Vortech s-fmu NGK Bkr7e11 Plugs A-pillar w/boost, a/f, oil pressure gauges
#105600, "RE: Starting my turbo project" In response to Reply # 5
Originally posted by Dsm98Nt so all those oil line parts you said in the turbo post is all i need? and your intercooler piping.. you got it at napa? and did you weld it?
i got mandre U-bends off of summit racing and I cut and welded those along with some strait pipe from napa for the IC pipe
-Chris 1999 Eclipse T-GS 2.4 Project is Officially underway
#105602, "RE: Starting my turbo project" In response to Reply # 7 Apr-23-06 01:57 PM by cs82685
Originally posted by Dsm98Nt Ive been looking around and im just wondering.. is it necessary to have a FMU what exactly does it do? ive looked around and cant find the answer.
yes. It raises fuel pressure under boost. Your adding a lot more air, without adding more fuel to the mix with using an fmu you will run really lean and blow your motor very quickly. It's very necessary
There is a vacuum signal for the fmu so it raises the pressure at a predetermined rate for each pound of boost the fmu sees. You will want to start with a 12:1 fmu so it will increase fuel pressure 12psi for every pound of boost
I contributed to the Wiki! EVO IX - just a really expensive boost gauge and a K&N air filter 96 Eclipse RS -awaiting registration and inspection 95 Eclipse GS - parts car Mods/Profile - http://www.2gnt.com/index.php?d=cs82685
#105605, "RE: Starting my turbo project" In response to Reply # 10
Originally posted by GSGoinFast
Originally posted by djtrickee *sigh... We need to institute a 2 week read only rule for new members or something like that. http://www.djtrickee.com/images/search.jp g .
what is that thing???
That, THAT! my friend is the golden question.
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#105606, "RE: Starting my turbo project" In response to Reply # 11
Well its nice that those people help me after i look for this stuff instead of just being SEARCH!. thanks alot for the FMU info made it alot clearer for me thanks!
#105607, "RE: Starting my turbo project" In response to Reply # 12
Originally posted by Dsm98Nt Well its nice that those people help me after i look for this stuff instead of just being SEARCH!. thanks alot for the FMU info made it alot clearer for me thanks!
The search will have these answers. I know this for a fact because... I asked the same questions a while ago, and got some help and some search replies lol.
-Chris 1999 Eclipse T-GS 2.4 Project is Officially underway
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Now which part about the FMU did you not understand? There are 2 fuel lines that connect to the FMU. Basically what you do is remove the return line that runs from your stock fpr to the fuel pump/tank. Then you run a line from the fpr to the fmu, then from the fmu to where the old line went on the tank. So basically if the stock line was long enough, you could just cut it and Tee the fmu into it, but because it is not long enough you need to get new line. I hope that helps you understand, ask any specific questions you want. Good luck
