They had a portable dyno at the autocross today, and while I was not surprised by my results, 123whp @ about 6000RPM and 119ft-lbs torque at about 4000rpm, I was surprised in a consistent dip in my air/fuel reading. It starts out pretty lean at 13 - 13.5, but the at about 3500rpm it takes a steady dive below the optimal 13, especially at 6000rpm where it just nose dives. The guy who did it recommended that I install a fuel pressure regulator, but I think that I want to go in more of an electronic direction, like an Apex S-AFC. Anyone have any experience with this unit or know someone who has?
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Originally posted by JCellwouldn't u need a new fuel rail for a regulator?AUTOCROSSING JUNKIE EXTRODINAIRE
MODS:
Injen CAI - JSPEC Intake and Exhaust Cams - Bosal Exhaust - Red Calipers - Brembo Slotted & Drilled Rotors F/R- Goodridge SS Brake Lines - Wagner Shorty SS Header - Unorthodox Racing Crank Pulley - GT Spec 4-Point Ladder Bar - GT Spec Rear Strut Bar - GT Spec Front Strut Bar - GT Spec Front Tie Bar- Tein Super Street Dampers - AWR 21.5mm Sway Bar - PIAA Sports Horn (115db)
"Peace on the Beach... Charlie don't surf!"
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