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Re: Questions!
On Tue, 29 Apr 1997 08:17:39 +0100 sheridan@vanceandhines.com (Brad Sheridan) wrote:
> Although I don't have a price on a microfueler, I would imagine it isn't
> cheap, expecially when you add all the goodies you need with it. More
> affordable would be to get a fuel pressure regulator off an Audi turbo
> equipped CIS car. They have an input for the manifold pressure, and
> increase system pressure in relation to manifold pressure. It should
> install easier, and it will give equal enrichment to all cylinders, which
> is something the microfueler can't do as precisely.
>
> Brad
OR you could try a European fule pressure regulator that came on Euro CIS GTI's. These do the
same thing only they are probably not as precise as the Audi regulator. Would a 16v regualtor fit?
Oh duh, they're CIS-E. Sorry. Probably just adding a bigger air flow sensor, distributor and
pressure regualtor will do it. these can all be bought from Eurospec I believe. Lata
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