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Chaotech

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Aug 23, 2002
ok i have a 1990 eagle talon tsi,

ok well here is what i have so far...
Walbro 255 FP
B&M FPR(Not installed yet)
NGK7 Plug
Magnercore 8.5mm Plug Wires
Dejon Tool 2g MAF to 1g car intake pipe
and of course the 2g MAF itself
K&N Air Filter
JET ECU Chip (custom fuel maps, raised rev limiter etc...)
3" Custom Exhaust
Turbo XS Boost Controller
Autometer Boost Gauge.....
Apexi S-AFC


..... well i am trying to follow the step by step dsmtuners guide to 400hp.... and it says i need a exhaust manifold / egt gauge... well i had planned on getting 660cc injectors next, but if i would have to either get the injectors OR the egt and the manifold... im just curious if i would see any benefit from the manifold.... also i have the money, would you guys suggest the EVO III manifold? or a 2g?... ported/unported?

i also have access to a datalogger.. if this makes any difference in you guys opinions?
 
Why waste the money on the manifold unlessyour 1g is cracked.

Get the other items and wait till you decide what turbo you want or until it's crack.


I still have the 1g on my car but it will be switching a full Agp Garrett turbo kit.
 
Originally posted by Chaotech
ok i have a 1990 eagle talon tsi,

ok well here is what i have so far...
Walbro 255 FP
B&M FPR(Not installed yet)

You need a FPR that will lower fuel pressure as well as raise it. Do not install a B&M unit it will not do you any good. They are only ment for Honda guys who want a few extra psi of fuel pressure after their I/H/E installs. They do nothing for a turbocharged car.

Look around for a properly adjustable one, search for AFPR..
 
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