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    Some Fuel Q's

    Alright my next thing is gettin a halfway decent fuel setup before i go back to the dyno, a rechipped ecu or hondata is out of the question so im looking for the best with boltons,,I have a VAFC II, now with that i was thinking of getting a FPR,, should i ,, would i need 2 get a new fuel pump,,i know a fuel fail isnt a necessity,i dont think it would do nething neways, does anybody have a FPR with a stock fuel pump?? also how bout new injectors?, should i consider those?, and lastly when i do get a hondata setup, will these parts still be useful?? Thanks guys
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    #2
    search..midniteracerx did a whole thread called "fuel 101" check it out.

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      #3
      are you talking about a NA buidl up? or are you going turbo?
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        #4
        took me 10 seconds to find...http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthre...highlight=fuel

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          #5
          i read it but it dosnt answe my question
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            #6
            i would get all 3. what ecu are you running right now? if you get a socketed ecu, you dont really need hondata. they can tune and burn you a new chip when you need it.

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              #7
              injecotors would be good. now if it is a N/A motor then i would say anthing less than 330cc and higher than 240cc would be a good range lol. i think on the hondata site it said that the stock ecu can accomadate for up to a max of 330cc due to a closed feedback loop. u will still be running alittle richer. if u also don't plan on having any ecu mods or a afc or anything then i wouldn't go more than 280cc. i have 265cc injectors and i am still tweaking my fpr to get the idle and start-up better. then again i am a major newb to fuel stuff so get a few opinions from the experts. hopefully i won't be too off in my advice. good luck.
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                #8
                if ur going NA, then i think u should be fine without a new fuel pump. but if ur going turbo, then u should get it, cuz look at it this way. ur stock fuel pump is at 45(?)psi, then if ur gona boost at what 6psi for daily, and then lets say 12 for track or street, then at those pressures, ur really stressing the fuel pump, therefore u should get a better one. (well, thats imo, i duno if my theory is correct, but someone can correct me if im wrong)

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