Stillen fuel pressure riser
07-27-2002, 11:18 AM
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Stillen fuel pressure riser
Has anybody installed this in their Maximas? What kind of mods do you have?
I had one installed in my 94 Accord and it help alot, i have iceman intake, DC header and Greddy exhaust, so would this also work in a Maxima if I install an Injen intake, Stillen y-pipe and a catback exhaust system (haven't decided what brand)?
I had one installed in my 94 Accord and it help alot, i have iceman intake, DC header and Greddy exhaust, so would this also work in a Maxima if I install an Injen intake, Stillen y-pipe and a catback exhaust system (haven't decided what brand)?
10-03-2002, 10:49 AM
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Re: Stillen fuel pressure riser
Originally posted by EZEMaxima
Has anybody installed this in their Maximas? What kind of mods do you have?
I had one installed in my 94 Accord and it help alot, i have iceman intake, DC header and Greddy exhaust, so would this also work in a Maxima if I install an Injen intake, Stillen y-pipe and a catback exhaust system (haven't decided what brand)?
Has anybody installed this in their Maximas? What kind of mods do you have?
I had one installed in my 94 Accord and it help alot, i have iceman intake, DC header and Greddy exhaust, so would this also work in a Maxima if I install an Injen intake, Stillen y-pipe and a catback exhaust system (haven't decided what brand)?
Where in Stillen site did you see this mod? I couldn't find it.
Tifosi
10-11-2002, 11:26 AM
#5
Originally posted by Toolrocks
IT's in their catalog in the back; not in the Maxima section. I've recently been wondering about this product too.
IT's in their catalog in the back; not in the Maxima section. I've recently been wondering about this product too.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=1867253606
Is this the same thing?
Tifosi
10-11-2002, 11:30 AM
#6
Yep, that's it. I did a search for fuel and pressure and riser and got several threads but they really didn't shed any light on whether I'd want one or not. Most of the threads were relating to SCs or NOSed Maxes. I'm neither, I'm SU
superunderpowered. hehe
superunderpowered. hehe
10-11-2002, 11:34 AM
#8
That was fast repsponse. I was editing my last post and you were all ready replying to it.
I don't know what it costs or if it works on Maximas. I've been thinking lately that my car may be running a little lean/hot. SO I thought this may be of some interest to me.
I don't know what it costs or if it works on Maximas. I've been thinking lately that my car may be running a little lean/hot. SO I thought this may be of some interest to me.
10-11-2002, 11:37 AM
#11
Originally posted by Toolrocks
That was fast repsponse. I was editing my last post and you were all ready replying to it. I don't know what it costs or if it works on Maximas. I've been thinking lately that my car may be running a little lean/hot. SO I thought this may be of some interest to me.
That was fast repsponse. I was editing my last post and you were all ready replying to it.
I don't know what it costs or if it works on Maximas. I've been thinking lately that my car may be running a little lean/hot. SO I thought this may be of some interest to me.
that's funny! You can be SU club member #1!!!Yeah, I know they worked wonders for Honda's... but if the price is right, I'll get it, just to see if it makes any difference. It's just a plug-in thing, right?
Tifosi
10-11-2002, 11:45 AM
#12
Re: I HAVE 1
Originally posted by TWISTEDMAX
i have the fuel presure reg by STILLEN.i will have it installed on tommorow. I will let you guyz know if i feel the differance.
i have the fuel presure reg by STILLEN.i will have it installed on tommorow. I will let you guyz know if i feel the differance.
Tifosi
10-11-2002, 11:59 AM
#13
A friend found something interesting from an Integra forum....
Beware of leaning or riching up your a/f mixture. I would leave the FPR tuning up to a dyno. Its a fun toy, but you can always hurt performance by inexperience tuning of it. Get a fuel pressure gauge to check the fuel pressure before install, and then bump it up a few PSI when the FPR installed. If you don't like it go back to original PSI of the fuel pressure before FPR was installed. Play with it! You could gain an extra one mpg, if tuned right. It has to be tweeked just right. Remember the ECU is still controlling the spray of fuel into your combustion chamber.
Tifosi
Beware of leaning or riching up your a/f mixture. I would leave the FPR tuning up to a dyno. Its a fun toy, but you can always hurt performance by inexperience tuning of it. Get a fuel pressure gauge to check the fuel pressure before install, and then bump it up a few PSI when the FPR installed. If you don't like it go back to original PSI of the fuel pressure before FPR was installed. Play with it! You could gain an extra one mpg, if tuned right. It has to be tweeked just right. Remember the ECU is still controlling the spray of fuel into your combustion chamber.
Tifosi
10-11-2002, 12:15 PM
#15
Originally posted by dashingMax
The Fuel Pressure Riser that came with my Stillen SC kit is basically the Vortech FMU:
I didn't know Stillen made their own stuff?
The Fuel Pressure Riser that came with my Stillen SC kit is basically the Vortech FMU:
I didn't know Stillen made their own stuff?
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