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Hi all, First post so i'll try to keep it as short as possible..A mate of mine has a 95 jap TT Auto. It has a Blitz TT upgrade conversion (kk450r turbos i think, custom pipes etc..) air filters,exhaust,boost controller and is decatted.Its running standard ecu, pump and injectors as far as i know. These turbos should be good for around 800-900BHP...?? (correct me if im wrong)..He has no idea what BHP its currently running at (wants to run around 500-600 BHP)but boost is running at around 1.3/1.4 bar (19/20 psi) due to the wastegates opening at this.

Question is should he also have upgraded the fuel pump+regulator and fuel rail/injectors.He realises he also needs to get it mapped and would the Emanage be good enough for this..?? Is there anything else that needs to be done...Any ideas..?? :search:

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I am not a mechanic by any strech! but i have had a few very modded Jap cars and the work involved to get 600BHP is extensive, you will not achieve this BHP figure with standard fuel rail, injectors or ECU, I think it may even be dangerous to do it as you will be running very lean and could have a lasting downside effect on the engine, I am sure one of the tech guys will be able to tell you much more but take it from someone who has spent a fortune getting big power their is no cheap easy route! ;)

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Hi all, First post so i'll try to keep it as short as possible..A mate of mine has a 95 jap TT Auto. It has a Blitz TT upgrade conversion (kk450r turbos i think, custom pipes etc..) air filters,exhaust,boost controller and is decatted.Its running standard ecu, pump and injectors as far as i know. These turbos should be good for around 800-900BHP...?? (correct me if im wrong)..He has no idea what BHP its currently running at (wants to run around 500-600 BHP)but boost is running at around 1.3/1.4 bar (19/20 psi) due to the wastegates opening at this.

Question is should he also have upgraded the fuel pump+regulator and fuel rail/injectors.He realises he also needs to get it mapped and would the Emanage be good enough for this..?? Is there anything else that needs to be done...Any ideas..?? :search:

you wouldn't want to run much more than 1.4 bar on Irish petrol. He needs to get the cat to a garage show that they can see exactly what set up he has

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I am not a mechanic by any strech! but i have had a few very modded Jap cars and the work involved to get 600BHP is extensive, you will not achieve this BHP figure with standard fuel rail, injectors or ECU, I think it may even be dangerous to do it as you will be running very lean and could have a lasting downside effect on the engine, I am sure one of the tech guys will be able to tell you much more but take it from someone who has spent a fortune getting big power their is no cheap easy route! ;)

ive got a standard fuel rail and ECU still on board;)

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He's not the best when it comes to the internet or computers....So being the nice RX7 owner that i am i said id do it for him...:)

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i stand corrected then! you have 600BHP with standard injectors and ECU, wow i have been throwing money away!:(

i didn't mention injectors:D Well i have the standard ECU in place with a powerhouse racing MAPECU to control fuelling, a modded standard rail for twin feeds and 850cc injectors:D

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i didn't mention injectors:D Well i have the standard ECU in place with a powerhouse racing MAPECU to control fuelling, a modded standard rail for twin feeds and 850cc injectors:D

Not quite 'standard' then :D

My point to the guy was that you may get a good figure short term by turning up the boost but at what cost long term with incorrect fuelling!;)

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Not quite 'standard' then :D

My point to the guy was that you may get a good figure short term by turning up the boost but at what cost long term with incorrect fuelling!;)

agreed,you really need to have the car properly tuned to start raising boost above 1.4bar and isn't the octane rating of fuel in Ireland really poor as they can't get optimax

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agreed,you really need to have the car properly tuned to start raising boost above 1.4bar and isn't the octane rating of fuel in Ireland really poor as they can't get optimax

I was running my last car (Skyline R32 GTR) on 700cc injectors at 1.5bar and getting detonation and went up to 1000cc (with a whole lot of other stuff dont get me started £££££££££!!) this got me to 735BHP and then my intercooler ran out of puff!! i was also told that the fuel has a cooling effect as well and so on and so on, he needs to get some serious advice from a garage I guess and get the wallet ready :D

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agreed,you really need to have the car properly tuned to start raising boost above 1.4bar and isn't the octane rating of fuel in Ireland really poor as they can't get optimax

 

 

Yes..We only get crappy 95 Ron over here...He hasnt been driving it much.

Any recommendations on what size of injectors and what Fuel pumps you lads use..??

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I was running my last car (Skyline R32 GTR) on 700cc injectors at 1.5bar and getting detonation and went up to 1000cc (with a whole lot of other stuff dont get me started £££££££££!!) this got me to 735BHP and then my intercooler ran out of puff!! i was also told that the fuel has a cooling effect as well and so on and so on, he needs to get some serious advice from a garage I guess and get the wallet ready :D

Exactly, he doesn't come across as if he knows what he has got, set up wise. so the first step in my opinion is get it to a garage so they can work out what is what then go from there

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Yes..We only get crappy 95 Ron over here...He hasnt been driving it much.

Any recommendations on what size of injectors and what Fuel pumps you lads use..??

Guess the general idea would be to get the car checked out to find exactly what spec he has got, you may be surprised and find there is more done than you think because if a garage has put on big twins and not touch fuelling then I would be surprised, plenty of bods on here who can point you in direction of a good garage in Ireland? ;)

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Exactly, he doesn't come across as if he knows what he has got, set up wise. so the first step in my opinion is get it to a garage so they can work out what is what then go from there

 

 

Looks like he might be making a trip to the uk for some tuning then..There are very little decent tuners over here..Maybe one or two in northern ireland..

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95 Jap Auto...

I'd get

PE800cc Side Feed Hi Imp Injectors into the stock rail.

Walbro GSS341 or 342 - I'd say you'd need two pumps and a fuel pressure gauge in the dash.

Aeromotive or similar Adjustable FPR.

eManage Ultimate + wiring harness. (To override the stock ecu) OR if he has enough money a MoTeC/Autronic/AEM ECU.

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95 Jap Auto...

I'd get

PE800cc Side Feed Hi Imp Injectors into the stock rail.

Walbro GSS341 or 342 - I'd say you'd need two pumps and a fuel pressure gauge in the dash.

Aeromotive or similar Adjustable FPR.

eManage Ultimate + wiring harness. (To override the stock ecu) OR if he has enough money a MoTeC/Autronic/AEM ECU.

Do you think he will be OK with single feed to the stock rail?

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FWIW - I wouldn't drive the car on boost till this is sorted.

 

 

He's taking it handy...thanks for the info...:)

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Do you think he will be OK with single feed to the stock rail?

 

I'd prolly go for the;

-6 out of each pump Y'd into 1 -8 then through 1 -8 Fuel Filter.

Then through another Y back to 2 -6's one for each end and then use the stock feed line for the return, out the middle.

 

If the turbo's are capable of 800ish I'd put in a big enough fuel system to cope.

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