NA 1.6 FPR question
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NA 1.6 FPR question
Hey guys,
putting a K24z3 and eventually a turbo in a 90 Miata. I have to use an FPR to make it work with the return style system. Would I be able to run a line to the FPR, then run a line to the rail, keeping the return line on the FPR? So eliminating the need to run a line to the rail, then from the rail to the FPR, then to the return line.
as seen in this photo only one line goes to the rail.
putting a K24z3 and eventually a turbo in a 90 Miata. I have to use an FPR to make it work with the return style system. Would I be able to run a line to the FPR, then run a line to the rail, keeping the return line on the FPR? So eliminating the need to run a line to the rail, then from the rail to the FPR, then to the return line.
as seen in this photo only one line goes to the rail.
#4
If you haven’t seen this yet, should. Stefan is very meticulously and would I’m sure be happy to answer any questions. I believe he had one of the first running z3 turbo builds.
Napp Motorsports k24z3 Miata
Napp Motorsports k24z3 Miata
#5
Yes it can be run like that. It's called a dead head style fuel system. A real return style (flowing through the rail) has some benefits but honestly the guys running dead head systems don't seem to have many issues with it that I know of.
I'll be running mine return though, so Feed -> Filter -> Flex Sensor -> Rail -> FPR -> Return.
I'll be running mine return though, so Feed -> Filter -> Flex Sensor -> Rail -> FPR -> Return.
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