fuel setup
#1
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fuel setup
now that i have a aem fpr... I'm getting fuel alright as far as being safe it seems.... except at the top end.
I'm hitting 80-85 psi @ 11 lbs boost on the 8:1 fmu....
I'm leaning way out up top right?...
I had a Mustang GT pull hard on me today... sucks.
I'm hitting 80-85 psi @ 11 lbs boost on the 8:1 fmu....
I'm leaning way out up top right?...
I had a Mustang GT pull hard on me today... sucks.
#2
Somethings a tad wrong, cause at 11psi you should be putting out (11x8)+17 which is 105psi on the fuel pressure gauge which you be close to lockup.
you sure you dont have a 6:1 in there? cause 6:1 makes your numbers more aline with the disc. which is right around 83psi when you are at 11psi boost.
Dixit
you sure you dont have a 6:1 in there? cause 6:1 makes your numbers more aline with the disc. which is right around 83psi when you are at 11psi boost.
Dixit
#3
Re: fuel setup
Originally posted by seximagtr
now that i have a aem fpr... I'm getting fuel alright as far as being safe it seems.... except at the top end.
I'm hitting 80-85 psi @ 11 lbs boost on the 8:1 fmu....
I'm leaning way out up top right?...
I had a Mustang GT pull hard on me today... sucks.
now that i have a aem fpr... I'm getting fuel alright as far as being safe it seems.... except at the top end.
I'm hitting 80-85 psi @ 11 lbs boost on the 8:1 fmu....
I'm leaning way out up top right?...
I had a Mustang GT pull hard on me today... sucks.
I thought the only way to know if your leaning out was using an A/F gauge or EGT gauge ?
Can you use fuel pressure to determine it?
Thanks, sorry for the noob question
#4
Re: Re: fuel setup
Originally posted by bags533
I thought the only way to know if your leaning out was using an A/F gauge or EGT gauge ?
Can you use fuel pressure to determine it?
Thanks, sorry for the noob question
I thought the only way to know if your leaning out was using an A/F gauge or EGT gauge ?
Can you use fuel pressure to determine it?
Thanks, sorry for the noob question
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I couldn't fix your brakes, so I made your horn louder
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well i was using that formula that was mentioned above... and i HAVE to be leaning out if i'm running 15 psi less than i should.... maybe i need to just ditch this pos vortech and get a cartech... i guees i could always try switching discs.
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