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AFPR or UICP

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AWDer

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Sep 9, 2003
Parker, Colorado
Hi,

I have been going back and forth between a afpr or uicp.

I can't decide. I have a little money left after my tires and want to spend it on one or the other. I don't care about gas mileage. They both are going to cost close to the same.

I have a 255lph high pressure fuel pump. What I am trying to figure out is, which one is going to give me more power for now? I can afford the other in a couple weeks anyway.

Is the extra flow from the uicp going to be more worth while than the leaning out of my fuel curve, by not running such a high fuel pressure? Thanks

Josh
 
As for power, I have full exhaust. I have a o2 dump made out of a stock o2 housing that has been ported. My intake is an injen. I have a profec b spec 2 boost controller to control an evo 3 16g turbo. As well as that pump.
 
From what I understand though, it only is overrun at idle, because of the fuel return not being big enough. I thought it did not overrun under WOT, but would still run rich because of the high base fuel pressure.
 
Do you think the power increase will be more significant? Neither will be huge I understand. I just want to know, just in case I get stuck with one or the other longer than I think, which seems to be the case alot of times.

Another question is: Is the Dejon Tool UICP really the only one that has a flange for a Turbo XS H34 BOV?
 
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