Turbo Help

[loccusst]

I agree just go with the larger fuel pump. Anyone have good advice about what to do if you don't have anywhere to take the care to get it tuned for the turbo? Will the hondata allow you to do it yourself?

 

[Sound Streamin']

Yes you can street tune hondata. In order to do that though, you have to get the Datalogger feature (200 dollers extra) and the rom editor(200 dollers extra again). So it isn't cheap. Check out uberdata. http://www.ecimulti.org/uberdata/ it's like do it yourself hondata.

 

[Tommy Pickles]

Im confused, some say bigger pump for 10 psi, some say I dont need it....

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I'm guessing you're rebuilding a 14b. At 10 psi, it won't flow quite as much, nor as efficiently as something like a new t3/t4, so you won't make as much power as another turbo at the same amount of boost. But you'll be approaching the limits of the stock fuel pump. It's better to pay a little more now and get a larger pump for an extra margin of safety than learn the hard way and pay a lot more later by having your engine go lean.

 

[Mark7901]

I'm guessing you're rebuilding a 14b. At 10 psi, it won't flow quite as much, nor as efficiently as something like a new t3/t4, so you won't make as much power as another turbo at the same amount of boost. But you'll be approaching the limits of the stock fuel pump. It's better to pay a little more now and get a larger pump for an extra margin of safety than learn the hard way and pay a lot more later by having your engine go lean.

Very True...its a TD05H, I guess its a mitsubishi turbo from a eclipse....