Boosting on stock 360cc injectors
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Another thing you will need for 8psi aka 4" pulley on f20 if your running a kit that was designed for the ap1/F20, is a ap2 rrfpr (or a retrofit kit) to convert your existing unit. The ap2 rrfpr has a steeper ramp up rate of fuel delivery because the f22/smaller stock pulley needs more fuel per same rpm but with less rpm/rev limit. Running more boost beyond the 1-1.5psi im recommending (7psi max) will require more rising rate then what the ap1 unit will provide. This also means the fuel delivery/rising rate pressure will cap off/reach max pressure before you hit 9km rpm. Fortunately as luck would have it, on the stock ap1 ecu, it runs too rich from the factory from 8-9k rpms, so it actually works out ok with the net effect in proper fuel curve.
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