Sfmu

[rstare]

Hey you guys with Sfmu experience, I am trying to choose one out, as far as I see choices are limited (Vortech or Bell Engineering). So I see the Bell Engineering you adjust the rising rate by turning a knob, and the Vortech one you actually have to change a disk. So I would much rather get the Bell one, but I have heard practically no one that actually uses the Bell Sfmu. I know many many people who use the Vortech. If anyone has actually had some experience with it tell me about it.
I just want some input on which one you guys would suggest.
Thanks
Ryan

Edit: Also the Bell is $30 less

 

[cs82685]

I'd go with the vortech. Tons of info/support on it including a full detailed listing of all necessary parts to install. You're not going to be changing so often that it matters if you have to change the disc.

Here's an exceptionally useful link about the sfmu
2GNT.com - SFMU_Installation_Diagram
2GNT.com - About_the_SFMU

 

[95eclipseSlow]

Vortech sfmu! You can adjust static or idle fp with the set screw on the top of the sfmu.As a matter of fact i have one for sale with all the discs/rings and springs, it also comes with the vac. restrictor to help out a little with your idle,a 4-an ss feed line and a bleed valve.PM me if your interested, i have pictures.

 

[chris712vt]

static and idle are the same setting, only difference is idle is your fuel pressure under vacuum and static would be at natural atmospheric pressure. just clarifying in case anyone took that as there being two adjustments on top of the sfmu.