09-29-2004, 08:33 AM
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From: Jacksonville, Florida
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Originally Posted by LandoAWD
I guess you need a logger.
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I'm buying one soon, I just have a good deal on injectors right now, wich i gotta take first, and i also can borrow one so Thanks I will come back with more Info
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Originally Posted by Pizzy
But no, I thought that if you have a 255 pump with a stock FPR, it is completely overrun and your fuel pressure is higher than stock. That's why you would need an AFPR that turns the pressure down, because the stock FPR can only keep stock levels with a weaker pump (190 is the highest you can still use the stock FPR I think).
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well at idle i am still at 37psi so there is nothing wrong, i still don't know how it is at wot so ....?
I didn't know better when i bought it, and people were telling me to buy it so i did, and it is good for now
Well like i said i will get a logger and then after i tuned it with wideband and logger, i will come back 
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09-29-2004, 10:44 PM
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09-30-2004, 08:07 AM
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14b
gm maft set for 650's v1.3 3" maf
walbro 255
aeromotive fpr
since my maft is adjusted to 650's, i dont have to lean it out 35% like some of you guys. So with the standard th points, im like 2% across the board but at 6k im at 6%, egt's shoot up around 6k so i added some fuel and they went down.
My laptop has been down for a while, so i tuned it with my ass. Seems to run good.
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09-30-2004, 10:42 AM
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No need to shout.
You have it backwards. The high pressure pump you have over runs (supplies more fuel than the stock FPR can handle) the FPR. I think the base FP on your 1G is around 38 PSI (at idle with the hose DISconnected) Your stock FPR is not able to return enough fuel to the tank so your base FP is higher. an aftermarket FPR is able to return more fuel therefore your FP goes back to normal. You are not lowering it persay, just able to get it normal. Now if you want to run lower than stock (why you would want to is beyond me) then the honkin FPR will do that.
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09-30-2004, 07:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Omega
You are not lowering it persay, just able to get it normal.
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Sorry about shouting...
So now the question of the day is.....
Will running a higher than stock fuel pressure hurt anything?? 
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10-03-2004, 02:52 PM
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So now the question of the day is.....
Will running a higher than stock fuel pressure hurt anything?? 
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And the answer of the day is...
Potentially. Aside from that the car isn't running at it's best...why upgrade halfway especially when that half isn't doing you too much good? To benefit from the 255 you really need an AFPR.
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11-19-2004, 02:28 PM
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I can't tune at all iI suck really bad at it and im tring to sell the car so I want it to be impressive to the future owner. I'll provide mod list if I can get some help tuning.
Performance mods:
255 walbro fuel pump,550cc injectors,s-afc2,stage 3 chip in a 90 eprom ecu”includes sutter box”,poly motor mounts,turbo xs bc, greddy type s bov,fmic with hard piping, big 16g ported, evo 3 exhaust manifold, 2 ½ downpipe with 2 ½ exhaust all the way back, otto racing muffler,90 head ported and polished on exhaust and intake, 2nd gen throttle body elbow,2nd gen maf sensor wired in, act prolite flywheel, act 2600 street disc and pressure plate, tranny built by pro trans with galant first gear , brass synchros and phantom grip lsd conversion, egt gauge, airfuel gauge, boost gauge, shifter bushing kit for easier shifting, hks turbo timer, dsm logger on a m100 palm wired in the car,all emission off the car including a block plate for the egr,revised 3mm lifters. NO FPR.
Any help will be great.
Im buying a honda with good gas mileage can't afford the car anymore. 
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11-19-2004, 02:30 PM
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I just need some good base lines so it doesn't buck on me at like 16 psi and up. It also has a stage 3 chip in a 90 eprom ecu with map settings for 550's and 255 walbro still have a bucking problem.
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11-26-2004, 09:19 PM
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hey guys,
alright i have a problem. i installed 550cc fuel injectors and a safc2 today and i am new to this whole performance thing. my friend put in the injectors for me and i put in the safc. well the problem is that i can barely even keep the car running now, i have alredy tried just about every thing on the safc to fix it but i am not for sure what the settings should be set at so i an turning to my fellow dsmers. here is what i have done. the car is a 92 fwd talon turbo. mods that are done 3 inch downpipe and cat back exhaust, 550 fic injectors, blitz blowoff valve. so can some on tell me how to set this damn thing. also tomorrow i am putting on a walbro 255 fuel pump, aem fpr, and b&m fuel pres guage. what should i start with setting after that. and what should i set fuel press at.
thanks guys,
barry
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11-27-2004, 01:16 AM
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I hope you are recirculating the BOV. Set the AFC to -18 and start tuning from there... you do have a pocket logger right?
Set it up using this link: http://www.roadraceengineering.com/newafcsetting.htm
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11-27-2004, 07:42 AM
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Ne-Points Settings...
 I have an AFC II & I cant set my Ne-Point settings in 500's it only let's me set it in 200's. So if I want to set an rpm of 1500 of to go with 1400rpm or 1600rpm. Anyone else having this problem? How do I get around this? Thanks! 
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03-31-2006, 09:22 AM
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currently i have an evo III 16g ported with the 34mm wastegate with full 3 inch exhaust i have a rewired 190 walbro and a safc II ....660 injectors (not installed yet) aeromotive fpr (also not installed yet) i want to put them in and start adjusting my fuel because i cant get my safc tuned by a professional until next month... anyone have any tips? by the way no data logger yet
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03-31-2006, 09:28 AM
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Wow, this is a really old thread.
I would suggest that you start a new thread. 
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03-31-2006, 09:30 AM
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yea i just figured id attract the people that used to be posting in here...
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03-31-2006, 11:28 PM
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good shiz..i miss my DSM. i had to sell it ### it was falling apart.
but it was sure fun while it lasted.
peace out everyone
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04-03-2006, 07:47 PM
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 i was checking my mail and seen that I had this subscribed. I got rid of my dsm as well, trying fox body route 
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04-03-2006, 08:06 PM
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kinda funny im trying to rekindle a thread about safc's from the past and everyone that use to post about them doesn't have their car anymore... 
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04-04-2006, 11:05 AM
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here some totaly different settings:
1992 NT Eclipse
Turbo block, Wiesco 8.3:1 Pistons, Eagle Rods, No BS, NT Head, NT cams
GST fuelpump, GS FPR, 1G stock intercooler (no bumpercutting so no good cooling).
stock NT exhaust (of course GSX header and downpipe)
14B Turbo @ 12PSI, 450cc Inj., stock 1G MAS
fuel trims LT 98% MT 95% HT 87%
S-AFC Settings
LT 35% HT 90%
LT: 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000
4% 2% 0% 3% 6% 8% 13%
HT: 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000
-3% 0% 6% 15% 18% 16% 15%
O2 is 0.91-0.93V
Knock... 0 from 0-4000rpm... upto 5 knock from 4000-7000rpm.
upto 93% duty cycle but only using 93octan gas (actually 95octan but the rating here in germany is different so it should be similare to 93octan US gas)
and its not tuned 100% perfect yet...
btw. its the only streetlegal NT->T DSM convertion in germany 
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06-28-2006, 08:19 PM
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base settings?
99gst
-big16g
-rc 550's
-walbro 255 pump
-apex fmic
-18psi
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06-28-2006, 08:36 PM
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Your base settings will be the ones that get your fuel trims closest to 0
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06-29-2006, 08:39 AM
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Car: 04 GTO
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