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Jambo
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14th Apr 06 at 12:15   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

these for LETs as well (silly question) running 4x4?
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yeah mate, for anything which has petrol
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lawnmowers?
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ok, any injection engine which wont run 102984bar fuel pressure
Jambo
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quote:
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lawnmowers?


My lawnmower runs 4.5bar pressure and has a direct N20 setup
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not as cool as mine with direct port hampster injection.
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sooo any idea on price for these then?!
and will we have the correct bits to get it to fit the LET fuel rail?
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quote:
Originally posted by Jambo
these for LETs as well (silly question) running 4x4?


these are good if u are going to tune the engine phase 2 etc, as it adjusts the pressure accordingly! with a lesser chance of melting ur pistons.. if u get me!
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quote:
Originally posted by deanmcreynolds26
sooo any idea on price for these then?!
and will we have the correct bits to get it to fit the LET fuel rail?


lol, read it lol, cosworth are shut today for some reason
deanmcreynolds26
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musta missed that part

i reckon if their aint much interest this side that migweb would have quite a lot if u want to take it to them as well

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quote:
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quote:
Originally posted by Jambo
these for LETs as well (silly question) running 4x4?


these are good if u are going to tune the engine phase 2 etc, as it adjusts the pressure accordingly! with a lesser chance of melting ur pistons.. if u get me!

yes once ive paid for the brakes wheels and suspension im doin next month then i am going to tune it!

I take it the FPR that u get in the phase 2 kit is an FSE item??
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no its just a squashed FPR to raise the pressure!
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dean, im going to post on mig too.
Jambo
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So in other words dean a pile of guff
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not today you're not
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quote:
Originally posted by Jambo
So in other words dean a pile of guff


yes, usually it involves the following items:

1 hammer
1 socket
1 standard regulator


then the following processes.

take hammer
place socket on regulator
hit socket
dend regulator to insurease the spring pressure. job done
Jambo
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deary me that sounds like a bodge!

think i want just the chips then...

when will the payment date be for this broster?
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i had a webber on my cally.. fueling was always spot on
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I have a webber one. spot-on. never had a problem

as for fse, well what a pile of useless shite that was
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ive currently got an FSE, and its all over the job when you just blip the throttle
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deffo put my name down
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is there much point in me getting one for my 1.6 cos i've got heaps of bit to put on after my MOT.
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L30 SCT, depends what bits, if you are going for Throttle Bodies, or a turbo then yes, if you are getting a Mantzel type inlet, then you'll probably be ok to be honest
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How much are these...And im guessing its only good for tuned xe's and tuned xe16x....not my 1.4i 16v sport
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quote:
Originally posted by robmarriott
L30 SCT, depends what bits, if you are going for Throttle Bodies, or a turbo then yes, if you are getting a Mantzel type inlet, then you'll probably be ok to be honest


i have got

inlet manifold
exhaust manifold
decat
full system exhaust
lightened flywheel
helix clutch

will prob get a chip in the near future aswell.

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