2 bar map sensor |
2 bar map sensor |
Jul 4, 2007 - 9:37 AM |
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Enthusiast Joined Feb 27, '07 From cape coral/ft myers florida Currently Offline Reputation: 7 (100%) |
ok im currently using check valves and im wondering what i have to do to put a 2 bar map sensor on just take out the map sensor and put the new one in and replace the check valves with regular vac hosing? and i have an safc 2 what do i need to change on it so my ecu isnt all screwed up? and if anyone has a link to somewhere i can buy one that would be great
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Aug 7, 2007 - 1:44 PM |
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Enthusiast Joined Oct 17, '04 From St Louis, MO Currently Offline Reputation: 0 (0%) |
How come you guys NEVER understand this ... it's so simple..
Ghetto setup This setup is only good for 5psi. Stock FPR, 8:1 to 12:1 FMU, stock injectors, HIGH PRESSURE fuel pump (walbro 255HP) , stock map sensor + Checkvalves or instead of a check valve use a turboXS boost cut defender (FCD) or a greddy Boost Cut Controller (BCC) or an HKS FCD Proper setup Stock FPR, NO FMU, DOUBLE your injector size, regular low pressure fuel pump (walbro 190LP or 255LP), 2 bar map sensor, NO check valves, NO BCC, NO FCD This setup is good for 12 to 14psi (depending on your exact SAFC settings and how close your injectors are to the ideal sized injector your fuel cut will vary in that range from 13 to 15psi) Insane Ghetto setup (like for a 350-400hp setup on a stock ECU) 2.0 bar map sensor FCD or BCC (BUT NO CHECK VALVES) 3:1 FMU Double your injector size Walbro 255HP or even a dual walbro 255HP setup with a setup like this if you start with 400cc/min at idle, the FMU will make them act like 700cc/min injectors at 20psi This setup is geared good for 450 crank hp @ 20psi of boost Insane non ghetto setup (and possibly horrible idle setup) 2.5 bar map sensor 2.5 times your stock injector size no FCD no BCC no Checkvalves no FMU Single Walbro 255LP (low pressure) This setup is typically good for 350-380hp @ 18psi of boost (which is where you find your fuel cut) OK so the summary. If you are going for more than 5psi, don't use an 8:1 FMU. If you are not going to make 450hp don't mix an FMU with bigger injectors If you use bigger injectors don't ever use a check valve If you use bigger injectors always use a 2.0 bar map sensor Don't EVER use the SAFC IN/OUT settings to trim your fuel, use a 2Bar map sensor and the right sized injectors instead. Idle at 17:1 to 15:1 AFR is OK Part throttle at 15:1 to 14:1 AFR is ok In boost your target should be 12:1 to 11:1 AFR This post has been edited by NuclearHappineS: Aug 7, 2007 - 1:47 PM -------------------- 2005 MB C200 Kompressor- K&N, Apexi WS2 Catback, DIY Voltage stabilizer, Intrax Springs, H&R RR swaybar, VDO Boost Gauge @ 6psi, Greddy L7 plugs, +0 Rear tires
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Aug 8, 2007 - 12:53 AM |
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Enthusiast Joined Feb 27, '07 From cape coral/ft myers florida Currently Offline Reputation: 7 (100%) |
QUOTE(NuclearHappineS @ Aug 7, 2007 - 2:44 PM) [snapback]586082[/snapback] How come you guys NEVER understand this ... it's so simple.. Ghetto setup This setup is only good for 5psi. Stock FPR, 8:1 to 12:1 FMU, stock injectors, HIGH PRESSURE fuel pump (walbro 255HP) , stock map sensor + Checkvalves or instead of a check valve use a turboXS boost cut defender (FCD) or a greddy Boost Cut Controller (BCC) or an HKS FCD Proper setup Stock FPR, NO FMU, DOUBLE your injector size, regular low pressure fuel pump (walbro 190LP or 255LP), 2 bar map sensor, NO check valves, NO BCC, NO FCD This setup is good for 12 to 14psi (depending on your exact SAFC settings and how close your injectors are to the ideal sized injector your fuel cut will vary in that range from 13 to 15psi) Insane Ghetto setup (like for a 350-400hp setup on a stock ECU) 2.0 bar map sensor FCD or BCC (BUT NO CHECK VALVES) 3:1 FMU Double your injector size Walbro 255HP or even a dual walbro 255HP setup with a setup like this if you start with 400cc/min at idle, the FMU will make them act like 700cc/min injectors at 20psi This setup is geared good for 450 crank hp @ 20psi of boost Insane non ghetto setup (and possibly horrible idle setup) 2.5 bar map sensor 2.5 times your stock injector size no FCD no BCC no Checkvalves no FMU Single Walbro 255LP (low pressure) This setup is typically good for 350-380hp @ 18psi of boost (which is where you find your fuel cut) OK so the summary. If you are going for more than 5psi, don't use an 8:1 FMU. If you are not going to make 450hp don't mix an FMU with bigger injectors If you use bigger injectors don't ever use a check valve If you use bigger injectors always use a 2.0 bar map sensor Don't EVER use the SAFC IN/OUT settings to trim your fuel, use a 2Bar map sensor and the right sized injectors instead. Idle at 17:1 to 15:1 AFR is OK Part throttle at 15:1 to 14:1 AFR is ok In boost your target should be 12:1 to 11:1 AFR i have that exact setup the first one anyway and im only running 8 lbs and dont plan on running more so im good then? -------------------- BOOST GETS YOU LAID!!!! |
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