FPR= Fuel Pressure Regulator. JohnFartCanMan said:"after the installation of the FPR and we cranked up the pressure as best we could"
FPR?
FPR= Fuel Pressure Regulator. JohnFartCanMan said:"after the installation of the FPR and we cranked up the pressure as best we could"
FPR?
actually no. the injectors are handling the pressure fine. if they were giving out it would start running super lean in the upper rpm's. it needs a pump...Revolver said:A new fuel pump isn't what you need. Some bigger injectors and a good way to control them (hondata, uberdata, etc) is what you need.
The stock B16 pump can handle 300hp so it is fine. Upping fuel pressure to increase flow puts strain on your injectors and is just a lousy way to increase fuel flow when compaired to duty cycle manipulation. Your ecu also doesn't know you added an extra 400cc's of displacement so its not giving you enough fuel and the VAFC obviously isn't compensating enough.Mugenkid18 said:actually no. the injectors are handling the pressure fine. if they were giving out it would start running super lean in the upper rpm's. it needs a pump...
the "first run" was actually done a couple weeks ago when the weather was much cooler, notice its labeled run_006 and the second run is labeled run_016. also we didnt take the revs as high so we didnt get the same MAX power.ruff_ridaz99 said:might just be me or what...but did you lose hp/tq in the second run? isn't that after the VAFC tuning?
silvertuner98 said:those numbers seem low IMO for a b20/vtec. the torque is up there, but the hp is low. b20/vtec crex around here runnin stock everything from honda put 175 at the wheels. what are you using for tuning, just a hack?
btw, i think u need to retune when ur vtec kicks in