fuel pressure regulator or safc 2
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fuel pressure regulator or safc 2
do you guys know if we can uses safc on our cars? if not does anyone know if they make a fuel pressure regulator for us. im getting 60lbs inectors and i want to be able to adjust the fuel to get the right A/F ratio. can anyone help me with this? any info and feedback will be appreciated.
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The SAFC was tried on out cars, and it did not work. The PCM is too smart for it and overrode the SAFC in the end. You will need to buy HPTuners and a laptop to correctly tune your car. You can also purcase a tune for $100 (send in your PCM and they send it back) from a vendor to get you started, or borrow a tune from someone on here via HPT. An adjustable fuel pressure regulator is not an acceptable way to tune a car either. It's more for a fine adjustment to the fuel system.
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The SAFC was tried on out cars, and it did not work. The PCM is too smart for it and overrode the SAFC in the end. You will need to buy HPTuners and a laptop to correctly tune your car. You can also purcase a tune for $100 (send in your PCM and they send it back) from a vendor to get you started, or borrow a tune from someone on here via HPT. An adjustable fuel pressure regulator is not an acceptable way to tune a car either. It's more for a fine adjustment to the fuel system.
The SAFC was tried on out cars, and it did not work. The PCM is too smart for it and overrode the SAFC in the end. You will need to buy HPTuners and a laptop to correctly tune your car. You can also purcase a tune for $100 (send in your PCM and they send it back) from a vendor to get you started, or borrow a tune from someone on here via HPT. An adjustable fuel pressure regulator is not an acceptable way to tune a car either. It's more for a fine adjustment to the fuel system.
thanks for the info and feedback
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I meant to use someone else's tune to get you started. You could also give TAG racecraft a call. They can do a mail order tune, that could be tailored on the safe side still until you get hooked up with HPT.
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