Sotck FPR and z32 MAF

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Miata Master
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Car: 240sx w/ rb25det SOON

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I know that with a Walbro 255 and stock maf, and stock FPR.

It runs RICH.

And a completely stock fuel setup with a z32 MAF runs LEAN

Would a walboro pump match with a Stock FPR (RICH) with a z32 Maf (LEAN)

RICH + LEAN = STOICH?


Ramius83
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Car: 1995 240sx SE
Location: Cumming, GA

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In theory, it may work.

However, considering how much a FPR costs these days, especially a direct bolt-on NISMO FPR for $104 shipped, I would just go with that that.

There is no use risking messing with the very important air/fuel ratios based on a rich/lean word and cancelling each other out to make stoich.

Bluefire
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Also ur gonna need something to tune the car to make use of the z32 maf

-Bluefire

fly240
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Car: nissan 240sx

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how does your car run with stock fpr and z32 maf with no piggy back or PFC.

lazyboi444
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Car: 240sx Hatchback

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Ok like they said you can't really say it is Rich cuz who's to know whether thats a good thing or bad. Best advice would be to get a FPR and also a Wideband so you can get a accurate reading. Will pay off big time.


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