HKS AFR Questions

Information on the naturally-aspirated KA24E and KA24DE engines.
justjuiceit
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Would the HKS AFR($110) allow enough adjustment to work with 370cc injectors in a non-turbo motor? It claims to allow +/- one point on the air/fuel ratio, would that be enough to compensate for the 37% increased fuel flow? How hard would it be to replace the stock fuel pressure regulator and attach a adjustable FPR and turn down the pressure? Would this work too? Thanks


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why are you running 370cc on a naturally aspirated motor?

justjuiceit
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Dry nitrous :D

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Where can you get an AFR for $110?!

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This is a simple HKS AFR, probably not the one you are thinking ofHKS Air / Fuel Regulatorhttp://www.alamomotorsports.com/hksafr.htm

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I got this one for $120. The deals are out there...just gotta find it. It was off of a DSM guy. Works great too. Can adjust +/-50% at 8 rpm points I believe. I haven't fiddled with it too much because I haven't stuck the turbo in yet.

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I wonder if any body has the schematics for these AFRs like the air/fuel ratio meters? I imagine it wouldn't be too hard to intercept the signal and convert based off a percentage of what you needed? Has anybody tried this?


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