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ogro.uff
27th March 2009, 13:37
mattes,

I've got port polished head with full valve job angles, 4x1 manifold and 2,25" full exhaust along with Air intake colector.

Do you think it is necessary the 4 bar pressure regulator in order to feed more gas?

Does it really give me some extra HP?

Please see description:

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Best regards,

Ogro

gouldy87
27th March 2009, 14:28
its a waste of time and money. seen as you did not mention if the car in qustion is a vts or a vtr im guna assume its a vts.

the fuel pressure regulator (300 kpa as standard) and the injectors on a vts are good for naturally aspirated engine upto 180 BHP @ fly. hence why there is no need to alter them unless your going down the boost route.

your injector pulses can be altered with the mapping process if done correctly to supply enough fuel correctly. if you put a 4 bar FPR on your car it will run like a bag of shit and possibly flood itself etc. also the higher up the rev range the ecu will sense the extra 1 bar in your fuel rail and send a signal back to the ECU telling it to knock the fuel back, hence causing your engine to run lean and probably causing you to lose power.

gouldy87
27th March 2009, 14:30
ps- i dont think you need a re map with those mods unless you forgot to mention that it was cammed etc...

Steve
27th March 2009, 15:36
will just over fuel, will cause more damage then good.

gixxa
27th March 2009, 16:19
only do it if your getting cams and re map at same time, otherwise you will just get piston wash and power decrease

gouldy87
27th March 2009, 16:23
only do it if your getting cams and re map at same time, otherwise you will just get piston wash and power decrease

read my first post, it makes no difference. i had this discussion earlier with chip wizards and ricky-p rpm

ogro.uff
28th March 2009, 02:07
Thanks a lot, mattes!

The car is a VTS and it is not cammed!

I'm also looking for a new chip to increase my rev limiter once I've got Dastek Unichip piggyback controller to find on the rollers.

Do you recomend one chip to raise my rev limiter to 7800rpm?

Best regards,

Ogro