Do I need a fuel pressure regulator or fuel pump?
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Do I need a fuel pressure regulator or fuel pump?
Hi all,
in the middle of a build which I am putting car to near standard and was wondering I have some 740cc injectors to fit but everything else is going to be standard on the car pretty much and then it will be mapped.
do I need a fpr or fuel pump as max bhp is going to be 330 surely ?
would I also get away with standard 380cc injectors?
it’s a v1 sti by the way
in the middle of a build which I am putting car to near standard and was wondering I have some 740cc injectors to fit but everything else is going to be standard on the car pretty much and then it will be mapped.
do I need a fpr or fuel pump as max bhp is going to be 330 surely ?
would I also get away with standard 380cc injectors?
it’s a v1 sti by the way
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so if the ic runs out of puff at 300 , can the original injectors be used as they are , plus an updated fuel pump , and accept less bhp ?? , otherwise it’s lots more work for little or no benefit ? and it would save a lot of money , is a replacement used ic the way to go ? is it an sti with a better gearbox or wrx as that’s a limiting factor too based on the gearbox strength ,from memory the classic sti were around 260 to 280 bhp
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so if the ic runs out of puff at 300 , can the original injectors be used as they are , plus an updated fuel pump , and accept less bhp ?? , otherwise it’s lots more work for little or no benefit ? and it would save a lot of money , is a replacement used ic the way to go ? is it an sti with a better gearbox or wrx as that’s a limiting factor too based on the gearbox strength ,from memory the classic sti were around 260 to 280 bhp
started as 250bhp but will be happy with 300 and if I can get there with the standard injectors and fpr then I will be happy to do that and keep it as original as possible with a bit extra punch over standard.
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if it was me , i would keep it pretty original , do the pump and see how you get on from there , if you manage another 30 to 50 bhp that’s a healthy leap in power , plus save quite a bit of time and £
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looks like il be putting the 740cc side feed injectors on eBay tonight then.
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I think I’m going to go with the standard setup, not sure on fuel pump yet going to wait and see what people think is best not sure what it’s limits are tbh ?
thanks anyway though
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Standard fuel pump is man enough but why wouldn't you change it... it's a very important part and your current one is now ancient. A nice new walbro can be had for 70ish quid, it's a no brainer.
Sell your big injectors and buy the 440's above, fit then and forget about FPR's. Car will make a shade over 300bhp and be great fun.
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Standard fuel pump is man enough but why wouldn't you change it... it's a very important part and your current one is now ancient. A nice new walbro can be had for 70ish quid, it's a no brainer.
Sell your big injectors and buy the 440's above, fit then and forget about FPR's. Car will make a shade over 300bhp and be great fun.
Sell your big injectors and buy the 440's above, fit then and forget about FPR's. Car will make a shade over 300bhp and be great fun.
#11
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maybe worth just doing pump and see how it goes , was it re mapped before or is this the first time , a good map and a fuel pump is a great mod in itself
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it has a u8 ecu which I believe can not be mapped so I have a power fc to install instead.
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