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Halon
03-07-2007, 02:52 PM
When you set it at 43psi, did you have the vacuum port disconnected on it? I'm assuming this is a 2g since you have it set at 43psi. You should have the vacuum line disconnected when setting it to 43. Then when you plug it back in, the pressure should go down some since you are in a state of vacuum.
And are you saying you have nothing to tune with? You just threw 880's in and figured it'll be just fine without any changes?
Talon628
03-07-2007, 03:16 PM
I know it needs somthin to be tuned with that would be why i asked what is the best for this, did you not read the last post, And yes this is the first time ive put somthing like this in so fuckin chill, you obviously didnt wake up one morning and know how to install a whole fuckin fuel system in one night we all learn some where, hence why im asking, I would appreciate if you would just tell me what im doin wrong instead of giving me shit for not doin it right , not trying to be a prick but I dont like being talked down to just because I dont understand somthing.
Halon
03-07-2007, 03:37 PM
When I started typing, the latest post was post #8, so no I did not read the previous posts.
But you know what, screw you. Figure the shit out on your own. I wasn't trying to be a dick. I was telling you how to set your base fuel pressure correctly because that is important, and asked if you were using nothing to tune with because it hadn't been made clear by post #8 which was the latest post when I started my reply. I'm perfectly chill. If you think my responce was harsh, well then you need to rinse the sand out of your vagina, because that was hardly harsh.
Talon628
03-07-2007, 04:01 PM
Christ just tell what is a good tuning tool so i can buy it!and drink beer:beer: and put the fuckin thing in, im a lil egdey sorry for snappin, been doin this for like 3 weeks straight.
xveganxcowboyx
03-07-2007, 04:10 PM
At the risk of being insulted, I'll offer my opinion.
If you didn't know you needed a tuning device for those injectors you will not have the knowledge required to use the tuning devices needed for them. Perhaps if they were small enough to use a SAFC.
I'd suggest a keydriver chip + SAFC. Then again, someone with more tuning experience will probably chime in. Perhaps you could use a more complex setup in a basic mode...
I dunno.
*BTW* You have an extra letter in your signature.
Goat Blower
03-07-2007, 04:21 PM
Put in your stock injectors if you want to drive it. When your computer pulses fuel thinking it has 450's and you actually have 880's, you're dumping fuel like crazy. If you keep dicking with it as is, you'll wash your cylinders down and need a ring job. :rtfm:
Talon628
03-07-2007, 05:15 PM
well i just got done putting the 450's back in and guess what, not runnin still so its somethin with the fuckin fpr not the injectors.
b00stcreep21
03-07-2007, 05:18 PM
Ok, put the 880's back in then ;)
how are the lines routed on your FPR? you need to check everything that I listed above again. Installing a FRP isn't this complicated, or hard. Unless your swifty
not trying to be a prick but I dont like being talked down to just because I dont understand somthing.
You are being talked down to because you jumped in way over your head and don't know what you are doing. Most people do some research before they start buying random parts.
I am with Steve, put your 450's back in and run the car. What year is the car? If it is a 2g, get DSMlink. A 1g is a bit more difficult, a Eprom ECU and SAFC is probably the best bet though. What turbo are you running where you need 880's? What other mods do you have?
Swifty1638
03-07-2007, 05:24 PM
If it's still not running, then perhaps there's a possibility that you've already flooded the motor?
-A. Swift
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