7A-FE Turbo build, 7A-FE Turbo build Options

[7afecarib]

Ok so i have read the write up by nik , ive read it a few times in fact but there seems to be some information missing ,
What ecu did he use? what size injector and also what is the hose with what looks like 6x one way valves on it for?
can someone please clear this up?



http://www.6gc.net/images/howto_photos/128_60.jpg

thanks.

[Smaay]

not sure what the use for all those lines are for. when I turbo a car i try to use as few T's as possible.

i dont know what ECU he used, I used a Split Second when I did Eryns car. could never get the tune right. I used an AEM FIC on my car when i had the 5S turboed. It fought with the stock ECU all the time. I suggest a stand alone to do it right. maybe a megasquirt or Link. to keep costs low.

[puretone]

Ok so i have read the write up by nik , ive read it a few times in fact but there seems to be some information missing ,
What ecu did he use? what size injector and also what is the hose with what looks like 6x one way valves on it for?
can someone please clear this up?



http://www.6gc.net/images/howto_photos/128_60.jpg

thanks.

Hose with 6 check valves = to bleed off boost so the MAP sensor/ECU doesn't freak the hell out. The OEM MAP sensor you have is not capable of "reading boost", it can only do vacuum to -25psi or so and up towards what is known as "atmospheric pressure", which is often erroneously displayed as "0psi". Normal atmospheric pressure is 1bar / 14.7psi (at sea level), so the "0psi" on your boost/vacuum gauge is actually 14.7 psi.

When I decided to force-feed my lazy 5S-FE, I choose to use a 3S-GTE MAP sensor and larger injectors (MK3 Supra NA 315cc injectors part #23250-70080, double check this part number for accuracy) with the OEM 5S-FE ECU and an upgraded 255lph fuel pump. No need to screw around with a bunch of check-valves to bleed boost pressure from reaching the MAP sensor. Which is just about the simplest way you can deal with boosting this engine. I wonder if the 7A-FE engine can deal with a similar setup using a MAP sensor from a turbocharged engine...