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Fueling question..

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CrawlinZX14

10+ Year Contributor
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Sep 7, 2011
Carpentersville, Illinois
Ok, so i have a question on my system. Bought the car about a week ago, not really sure whats done to it, but pretty sure its hitting fuel cut under boost. I seem larger injectors, and a bigger pump to help with this issue. Now I happen to have a A1000 aeromotive fuel pump laying around I was thinking about running inline instead of in tank, but would I have to remove the OEM pump to do it? I have never messed with OEM in tank pumps before really, I opt out for a cell and sump normally, but dont really wanna do all that on this one if I dont have to. So my question is can I run the A1000 ( obvious overkill) in line and then add my AFPR to it to help meter the fuel pressure better for future mod's and help with this fuel cut issue?
 
yeah pressure tested to 30psi. So that doesnt seem like the issue. I know they upgraded the turbo so im pretty sure its fuel cut. Cause it will take off, then bog then fly again. Like the ignition is being retarded when I get into boost hard. I am going to get a wide band soon to hopefully sort it all out, but I am more interested to know if I can just run the A1000 inline. Obviously I will need a larger fuel pump in the not so distant future anyway, so may as well see if the one I have I can use, or if I need an in tank.
 
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