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fuel pump help

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Fuel cut has nothing to do with your pump. It is about how much airflow the computer sees. Once the limit of the mas is reached, the the ecu cuts fuel. Depending on the boost you are at, you may be maxing out your stock injectors, causing a lean condition. That would cause knock, and pull timing. But you still wouldn't fuel cut.

I would start by doing a boost leak test......i bet you have a good sized leak.
 
pur97tsifwd said:
what if i get vr-4 injectors will that help they are bigger right?

If you upgrade to injectors that flow higher than the factory injectors, then you will need some type of fuel control. If you go with a piggyback type controller (SAFC, etc.), then this would at least delay the onset of fuel cut. The piggyback controllers "lie" to the ecu by indicating a smaller airflow to the ecu than the actual airflow. Hence, you will be able to achieve a higher actual airflow before reaching fuel cut.
 
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