The Aliens are BACK!!!!
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I've run into the same issue in my trade. Sometimes I get to keep the customer's old equipment... but if I don't have an immediate need for it, I'll give it away so I don't have to look at it.
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$25 - SOLD OUT!
The Freakin Aliens already went to thier home planet.
The Freakin Aliens already went to thier home planet.
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But just because it works.... doesn't mean its good. A real tuning system can pull so much more out of a setup and gain so much reliability back... its hard to ignore.
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Maybe I'd rather do something besides create maps?
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I am a real whiz with my soldering iron now. Engine Management is something I'll be looking into down the road. However, one of my goals was to get a good deal of power without such. I can probably squeeze about 200-240rwhp out of this setup without the need. No it's not "ideal" but it works and it's a perfectly good tune.
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one question. Without an afpr or fmu, how does one raise fuel pressure on a Turboed system?
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On our fi miatas, the most cost effective way to is a fmu and pump. You get more fuel flow at the expense of very high fuel pressures. Tuning is limited, but it works well for most set ups.
The standalones will allow you to run much larger injectors (440-550cc vs 210-240) without the need to boost pressure.