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BLACKWIDOWDSMJun-29-02 11:23 AM
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#25482, "Going turbo compression...what needed for 18psi"


          

Ok. I am very rusty on the fuel setup. It confuses me dearly. I have heard the max sized injectors you can put is 30lbs without safc. I have a HRC stage 1 and am about to put in the howell 8.6 kit. The guy that is installing it is going to do a 3 angle valve job..port and polish everything...all for a grand....my question is..What will i need Besides a S-Fmu,and a intercooler setup to run 18psi daily...and what will I need to do just to run around 10-14psi daily untill i get to 18.? oh yea dont metion the clutch because i know it will prolly go within a month.



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1TuffRSJun-29-02 12:28 PM
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#25483, "RE: Going turbo compression...what needed for 18psi"
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Well I know that in order to run 15 daily you need the rebuild, bigger injectors and an SAFC and in order to run more than that on pump gas you need a DFI which costs a pretty penny




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BLACKWIDOWDSMJun-29-02 03:27 PM
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#25484, "RE: Going turbo compression...what needed for 18psi"
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DFI...can you freshen me up on that one?



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1998 Integra Type R #0072

  

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GorkoRacingJun-30-02 09:56 AM
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#25485, "RE: Going turbo compression...what needed for 18psi"
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Im pretty sure a DFI = a standalone fuel mgmt. sys.
We need one if were gonna run more than 15psi so you might wanna get in on that corbin group buy.

  

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Matt_95tgsJun-30-02 02:54 PM
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#25486, "RE: Going turbo compression...what needed for 18psi"
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A DFI is used to controll larger injectors than the SAFC can control. The SAFC can control injectors that are capable of supplying enough fuel for 15 psi but not much higher. Another way to get the fuel that you need for that kind of boost is going in on the group buy that corbin is doing for an EIC. This method will give you more fuel than you would ever need without having to spend the cash on expensive equipment like a DFI or a Haltech fuel managment system.

By the way, you will also need an ignition that has the capability to redard timing, and a clutch that won't slip with that kind of power.

Matt
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HadesOmegaJun-30-02 07:53 PM
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#25487, "RE: Going turbo compression...what needed for 18psi"
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you should get corbins 8 injector setup thinga majigger. I think that's all you need injectors and some tuning. SAFC would help. Then again you got that goofy HRC fuel setup.

hehe nice weapon is that an M4? I thought the barrels were smaller. Haha I just got from annual training and I got to finally take a picture with a SAW.


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