Yes 100PSI you didn`t read wrong. I am using a FMU 12:1 disc. For every 1PSI it raises the fuel pressure 12PSI. This is because I don`t have bigger injectors and some type of fuel management. Now you are asking how did I do that? I have a hand held pump that I applied pressure to the FMU with the car at idle I disconnected my pressure source and connected the hand pump to the FMU. Then I applied pressure and watch my fuel gauge pressure go up as I applied pressure to to the pressure source on the FMU. This was only a test to see if I could get more then 55PSI. As in my previous post my stock fuel pump and FMU would only raise the fuel pressure to 55PSI. Now this was only a test the fuel pressure jumped to 100psi and went back down quickly. I wasn`t using a constant source of pressure because it was a hand pump and once the trigger was squeezed the pressure drop so you have to squeeze it again and again and again. Because the fuel jumped quick up and down it didn`t stall the engine. However If I had used a constant source of pressure the car would have blown black smoke out the exhaust and would have stalled out. Now the next question everybody ask, isn`t a 12:1 disc to much fuel? Hmm, could be I don`t know yet because I haven`t been able to get back to the Dyno for the 2nd time. Then comes the next question how are you going to adjust the FMU if it is to rich because there is no adjustment? 2 things you have to do. 1 buy a valve from your local aquarium shop don`t know the name of it but will provide a pic of it. 2 have to go to the Dyno and adjust the valve until you get the best A/F. Now you are asking where does this valve go. Simple you disconnect your FMU pressure source and T this valve in so that you can bleed off PSI source to adjust the amount of pressure the FMU receives. Think of it like a boost controller it really does the same thing.240SicknessX wrote:
ummm, 100psi....... is this the fuel pressure that you will be at once your car is at wot driving? factory wot fuel pressure is 43.5psi IIRC. is this safe? will the injectors operate in these conditions? a friend of mine bought a nismo fpr to keep his fp constant in his sr after he installed the walbro 255.
maybe i missed something.....
Thanks, I will do a video but have know clue on how to post it maybe someone can help me when I get it finished. I am actually thinking of taking a camera that can do videos( I know the quality sux but it is smaller file) to the Dyno so everyone can see how it goes. Hmm even thought about taking the camera on a Friday night and see if I can find some action nothing over 80mph on a highway. I might consider a roll from 30mph to 80mph and no higher. I rather do my racing on the track where it is safe and fun but every track around here is closed for the winter.Zyphar wrote:keep at it brooke!
its just two small things left before u have a sexy looking KA-T ! cant wait to see some pics of the beast and how its sounds (hopefully some sound clips =D ).
just another quick question, How was your engine doing before u started the project ? Did the chain rattle at all ? is the motor running smooth ?
I installed my turbo kit in 2 days, started it and drove out the garage the first time she was fired up untill 8000 miles later it blew. It was to good to be true, Its been downhill since, but its all worth it when your smokin a 03 carrerra like nothingrseabrooke wrote:Dam Turbo98 I guess I shouldn`t complain I haven`t damaged any part of my body yet! Other then a few scratches and bumps. May be we should start a post of all the screw ups everybody runs into. Has anybody ever installed a Turbo on a KA and not run into any problems???
Well orderd my firey ring and some extra gaskets(23bucks and 7 bucks a gasket). It should be in Wednesday. I checked the weather it is suppose to rain this weekend I guess I will take off a few hours early this week.virus77 wrote:
I installed my turbo kit in 2 days, started it and drove out the garage the first time she was fired up untill 8000 miles later it blew. It was to good to be true, Its been downhill since, but its all worth it when your smokin a 03 carrerra like nothing
IMO i wouldnt run the car at 8psi with a 12:1 disc, thats just too much fuel pressure, i would possibly advise a more secure way to tune that. sr injectors are around 100 and safc off ebay for 200-225. i would rather invest in a more reliable fuel system then have to rebuild a motor.ILikeMy240sx wrote:I remember Ivan talking about that issue... how the fuel pump/injectors will not be able to handle the pressure at that boost....
Im waiting to see what actually happens