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Old 01-28-2004, 11:46 PM
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Hey everyone its been a while since ive been on here, been busy with the turbo setup, ok well my question is what kind of managment should i use with my setup. I have a t3 turbo with a custom header and downpipe with a large front mount intercooler/greddy bov, also i bought the 450cc Dsm injectors with a resistor box. What would i need to complete my setup? Also my orig. question what kind of managment? Thanks for the help.
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Re: Fuel/EMU

The car is a 93 Civic ex.
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Old 01-29-2004, 09:01 PM
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Hey everyone its been a while since ive been on here, been busy with the turbo setup, ok well my question is what kind of managment should i use with my setup. I have a t3 turbo with a custom header and downpipe with a large front mount intercooler/greddy bov, also i bought the 450cc Dsm injectors with a resistor box. What would i need to complete my setup? Also my orig. question what kind of managment? Thanks for the help.
Oil return/supply lines and the necessary gauges (boost, A/F). Hondata would be the best for fuel management but an afc hack would also cut it. Try to avoid using a FMU. Wastegate unless your T3 comes with an internal one. I would also suggest a new clutch if youre boosting more than 7psi. Other than that, I think thats it.
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... Try to avoid using a FMU. ...
Just curious why ?
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Old 02-08-2004, 01:13 AM
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just because they tend not to work as good as other fuel management systems.
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Re: Fuel/EMU

how exactly do you change the air fuel ratio on a let's say a profec B
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Re: Fuel/EMU

u should prob get a walbro fuel pump...u can also get a outside tank pump witch would be a bit more cash but if one of the fuel pumps cut out u always have a back up...i ahve an intank pump and it works really good for my setup..
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