fmu&injectors
#1
fmu&injectors
heres another question, i see people use fmus. some of them tell you they are using larger injectors others dont. so, if use an fmu, will i have to use larger injectors or can i run the stock ones?
#3
anytime you turbo, you need more fuel. hence you need a way to get the fuel. The most common way is bigger injectors. The edelbrock kit used to include an intake manifold with ports for an extra set of injectors. And yea, FMUs are the gay. pay 140$ or whatever it is for a chipped ECU with crome or uberdata or something
#4
anytime you turbo, you need more fuel. hence you need a way to get the fuel. The most common way is bigger injectors. The edelbrock kit used to include an intake manifold with ports for an extra set of injectors. And yea, FMUs are the gay. pay 140$ or whatever it is for a chipped ECU with crome or uberdata or something
#7
www.phearable.net
since you're already at OBD1 get a socketed/chipped p28 from phearable and get it tuned, soooo much better than an FMU.
And cheap injectors that will support a low-level boost project at DSM blue-top 450cc injectors, with a resistor box they can be had for well under $100
since you're already at OBD1 get a socketed/chipped p28 from phearable and get it tuned, soooo much better than an FMU.
And cheap injectors that will support a low-level boost project at DSM blue-top 450cc injectors, with a resistor box they can be had for well under $100
#8
thanks for all the input, looks like i may be able to turbo my car under my budget, if i can find that flange from my other post that is. gotta get better pictures up in a hurry
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