Returnless fuel system becoming limiting...
Originally Posted by 2QYK4U,Nov 19 2007, 03:15 PM
So, I am correct to think that if the fuel pressure starts to drop as the power is increasing that the returnless fuel system is maxed?
Fuel systems are easy to setup, let me know if you need help
Originally Posted by flexmyrex,Nov 19 2007, 05:16 PM
Fuel systems are easy to setup, let me know if you need help
Can I run new feed and return lines using the stock fuel tank, or will I need to switch over to a fuel cell. At some point I will switch to a fuel cell, but the total cost is estimated at ~$2K, and that is very low on the totem pole right now.
this is new info to me....subscribing. I'm going FI soon also and would prob. be good information to have when i run into the same issue. Is it really as easy as running a hardline? I assume you need some sort of FPR?
Originally Posted by Kaos_theory,Nov 20 2007, 12:42 AM
this is new info to me....subscribing. I'm going FI soon also and would prob. be good information to have when i run into the same issue. Is it really as easy as running a hardline? I assume you need some sort of FPR?
Yes, you need to disable/remove the OEM FPR, which is located inside the fuel tank itself, and use an aftermarket FPR. I bought an AEM FPR over a year ago and it is sitting in my garage awaiting to be installed.
the rsx uses a returnless system, i just installed ITB's on a rsx and converted it to a return type, if the s2000 fuel pump & pickup assembly is like the rxs it is not bad to do, i ran new -6an braded for supply and a standard fuel line for return, because this car was NA that was more than enough fuel, you could upgrade the fuel pump to a 255hp and maybe modify the intank fpr to get you more fuel before converting it, that would be worth a shot.
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