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If you are going to run the 60s without a rising fuel pressure rate (like a BRFPS), the Hahn turbo will overrun your fueling. I dont think you quite understand fuel systems. Almost EVERYONE in this thread is running some kind of updated fuel system. We arent just doing it for fun, there are reasons for that. Its not because someone gave us all the wrong information and we all took it.
If you are going to run 80s or bigger it would be wise to use a system where you can adjust fuel pressure down so that it seriously helps idle.
If you are going to run 80s or bigger it would be wise to use a system where you can adjust fuel pressure down so that it seriously helps idle.
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If you are going to run the 60s without a rising fuel pressure rate (like a BRFPS), the Hahn turbo will overrun your fueling. I dont think you quite understand fuel systems. Almost EVERYONE in this thread is running some kind of updated fuel system. We arent just doing it for fun, there are reasons for that. Its not because someone gave us all the wrong information and we all took it.
If you are going to run 80s or bigger it would be wise to use a system where you can adjust fuel pressure down so that it seriously helps idle.
If you are going to run 80s or bigger it would be wise to use a system where you can adjust fuel pressure down so that it seriously helps idle.
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I don't know if I've been misinformed, but when I was about to purchase my turbo kit from zzp I spoke to them a lot about my concerns and everything. Im running the s252et btw. I asked about the brfps and 80's. They told me unless I'm planning on running e85 that its just not necessary and all I need are 60's for now. So that is what I went with.
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Does anyone know how to fix the shitty idle issue? Everything is clean so that's not the issue. I'm assuming its with the tune, which I'm getting re-tuned Saturday, but any advice from anyone in here just in case he has trouble fixing it?
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If you are going to run the 60s without a rising fuel pressure rate (like a BRFPS), the Hahn turbo will overrun your fueling. I dont think you quite understand fuel systems. Almost EVERYONE in this thread is running some kind of updated fuel system. We arent just doing it for fun, there are reasons for that. Its not because someone gave us all the wrong information and we all took it.
If you are going to run 80s or bigger it would be wise to use a system where you can adjust fuel pressure down so that it seriously helps idle.
If you are going to run 80s or bigger it would be wise to use a system where you can adjust fuel pressure down so that it seriously helps idle.
I just said in my last post on the previous page that I will grow into it when I grow into my mods. Look at the quote below. SuperchargedMA was told the same thing Hahn and the PO of my turbo kit told me. Unless 80's its not needed.
I don't know if I've been misinformed, but when I was about to purchase my turbo kit from zzp I spoke to them a lot about my concerns and everything. Im running the s252et btw. I asked about the brfps and 80's. They told me unless I'm planning on running e85 that its just not necessary and all I need are 60's for now. So that is what I went with.
When you go 80's I believe they are hard to tune for since they are flowing more fuel. Dropping fuel rail pressure fixes or bandages the problem.
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I dont know his mods so I am not sure what the idle issue is.
80's arent that tough to tune. Yes you get pops here and there from misfire but I can usually get the car not to surge with 80's.
Dropping the fuel rail pressure with a boost reference FP regulator IS a fix not a bandage. Better idle due to the drop and higher injector ceiling up top. (If the rise brings you over stock FP)
80's arent that tough to tune. Yes you get pops here and there from misfire but I can usually get the car not to surge with 80's.
Dropping the fuel rail pressure with a boost reference FP regulator IS a fix not a bandage. Better idle due to the drop and higher injector ceiling up top. (If the rise brings you over stock FP)
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If you are going to run the 60s without a rising fuel pressure rate (like a BRFPS), the Hahn turbo will overrun your fueling. I dont think you quite understand fuel systems. Almost EVERYONE in this thread is running some kind of updated fuel system. We arent just doing it for fun, there are reasons for that. Its not because someone gave us all the wrong information and we all took it.
If you are going to run 80s or bigger it would be wise to use a system where you can adjust fuel pressure down so that it seriously helps idle.
If you are going to run 80s or bigger it would be wise to use a system where you can adjust fuel pressure down so that it seriously helps idle.
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I dont know his mods so I am not sure what the idle issue is.
80's arent that tough to tune. Yes you get pops here and there from misfire but I can usually get the car not to surge with 80's.
Dropping the fuel rail pressure with a boost reference FP regulator IS a fix not a bandage. Better idle due to the drop and higher injector ceiling up top. (If the rise brings you over stock FP)
80's arent that tough to tune. Yes you get pops here and there from misfire but I can usually get the car not to surge with 80's.
Dropping the fuel rail pressure with a boost reference FP regulator IS a fix not a bandage. Better idle due to the drop and higher injector ceiling up top. (If the rise brings you over stock FP)
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S252et kit from ZZP. 3" exhaust, I'm on 60's. External dump,just switched to tial bov. Boost controller. I think that's it from that stuff. But the idle is just hunting. Sometimes its okay but other times it goes from 500-1200 rpms and has stalled out a few times. Its pretty rough.
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S252et kit from ZZP. 3" exhaust, I'm on 60's. External dump,just switched to tial bov. Boost controller. I think that's it from that stuff. But the idle is just hunting. Sometimes its okay but other times it goes from 500-1200 rpms and has stalled out a few times. Its pretty rough.
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When was the last time either of you changed your fuel filters? Where is your Maf located? have you checked for vacuum leaks? a log of you car would help every one here with your problem. Idle hunt can be tons of different things.
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One thing i noticed is everyonce in a while my car will idle super smooth, I'll think to myself damn did my car turn off, then I look at my wideband and the a/f is reading around 12.5-13, then 10 seconds later the car will go back to bouncing around stoic and idling like poo.
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Thanks for the advice. Gonna jack my car up tomorrow if I have time and check for exhaust leaks. I think I might have a leak where my dp and catback meet up, don't know if that would cause an idle issue. Pretty sure it wouldn't be before that bc i already re-torqued the turbo manifold after a few hundred miles of installing the turbo kit. I don't hear a leak at idle, but if I'm on the highway just cruising next to a concrete divider I can hear a buzzing type sound, but if I'm on a regular open road I don't hear anything. Besides that I can't hear crap bc my open dump is so frigging loud.
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Gapped my BKR7E plugs to .032 On the gauge I just made sure the center of the plug was between .031 and .033, and used anti-seize.
Installed my LNF (ss turbo) alternator and bolts. My stock welded unit is for sale with the long bolts if anyone wants them.
Installed and adjusted my Ingalls Dampener I bought from a guy on here for 50 bucks, which by the way doesnt look like its going to work with my hahn turbo intake. What did you hahn guys do if you have the ingalls installed?
Hahn Ceramic Log manifold installed.
I should have my high pressure oil fittings and nuts from Hahn tomorrow. Then I may actually be able to fire up the car after 3 weeks of it sitting. I did have chevycobaltss3 go over my htp tuners file. I am going to have him follow up after I log some time in the car.
Installed my LNF (ss turbo) alternator and bolts. My stock welded unit is for sale with the long bolts if anyone wants them.
Installed and adjusted my Ingalls Dampener I bought from a guy on here for 50 bucks, which by the way doesnt look like its going to work with my hahn turbo intake. What did you hahn guys do if you have the ingalls installed?
Hahn Ceramic Log manifold installed.
I should have my high pressure oil fittings and nuts from Hahn tomorrow. Then I may actually be able to fire up the car after 3 weeks of it sitting. I did have chevycobaltss3 go over my htp tuners file. I am going to have him follow up after I log some time in the car.