Fuel Mod?
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Fuel Mod?
Has anybody done the Fuel Modification? If sowher do you plug the line? Thanks!
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Re: Fuel Mod?
Care to be a little more specific...
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Re: Fuel Mod?
Its where you disconnect your fuel regulator and plug the line the web site is http://geocities.com/motorcity/track/5878/fuel.htm i just wanted to know where to plug the line at
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Re: Fuel Mod?
<blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by nolimits865:
Its where you disconnect your fuel regulator and plug the line the web site is http://geocities.com/motorcity/track/5878/fuel.htm i just wanted to know where to plug the line at<hr></blockquote><p>It's pretty obvious from the picture where it is......the question is WHY you'd want to do that.
Its where you disconnect your fuel regulator and plug the line the web site is http://geocities.com/motorcity/track/5878/fuel.htm i just wanted to know where to plug the line at<hr></blockquote><p>It's pretty obvious from the picture where it is......the question is WHY you'd want to do that.
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I was just ****ing asking thats what i'm talking about smart *** people with smart *** comments do you unplug the regulator and plug the hose or do you leve the hose on th regulator and plug the hose at the end simple questio looking for a Simple Answer!!!
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quit swearing and lose the attitude
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Re: Fuel Mod?
<blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by nolimits865:
I was just ****ing asking thats what i'm talking about smart *** people with smart *** comments do you unplug the regulator and plug the hose or do you leve the hose on th regulator and plug the hose at the end simple questio looking for a Simple Answer!!!<hr></blockquote><p>Why is asking WHY you'd want to do that bad? If there's a valid answer, I'd like to hear it. Otherwise, it just seems like it dumps unused fuel at part throttle. Seems like it will still put out the same amount of fuel at full throttle though from the description.
I was just ****ing asking thats what i'm talking about smart *** people with smart *** comments do you unplug the regulator and plug the hose or do you leve the hose on th regulator and plug the hose at the end simple questio looking for a Simple Answer!!!<hr></blockquote><p>Why is asking WHY you'd want to do that bad? If there's a valid answer, I'd like to hear it. Otherwise, it just seems like it dumps unused fuel at part throttle. Seems like it will still put out the same amount of fuel at full throttle though from the description.
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Re: Fuel Mod?
The mod tricks the ECU into running the same fuel pressure as it is at WOT. Which is only a few more PSI. No evidence has ever shown or proved this to be an effective mod. I wouldn't recommend doing it.
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Re: Fuel Mod?
how would your car run with 70psi of fuel at idle?? not good <p>55lbs max for na then it runs like crap.
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Since when has any K-Series engine ever ran higher then 46 psi at WOT?
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Have you done any testing on a dyno, still looking for those magic numbers. I think most people have been setting their adjustable fpr's too high.
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