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Old 07-30-2006, 03:33 AM
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I have a question, I have the 315cc green top injectors installed , emanage not yet installed(got it but waiting for the support cable), and got my fmu set at 8:1, should I set my fmu at 6:1 so the a/f ratios are safe. I have torco race fuel to raise my octane, I hit 12-13 psi with no problem. So should I worry? the car runs fine with problems. just want to be on the safe side.
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Old 07-30-2006, 06:12 AM
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You might want to go with the 6:1 disc once the Emanage is in so that you don't push in extra fuel and need to remove it. So far as safety, you are safer now with the 8:1, but probably hitting some pretty rich areas. You may bog with richness, but it will do a lot less damage to your engine than running too lean.
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what are you running to control the 315's.
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I'm using the vortech FMU disc and it's set at 8:1 to control the injectors
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