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Old 06-10-2015, 09:53 PM
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Exclamation Air/fuel ratio troubles :(

So first off, I have a 1990 Mazda miata with a JRSC (M45) What you opinion on the o2 clamp? if im running very lean in closed loop will it correct it? also whats your opinion on a TDR fuel card?

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Old 06-10-2015, 10:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Ernie Brouillard
I have no fuel management.
There's your answer.
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Bandaids for bandaids, nope, and more useless bandaid garbage.
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Buy the piggyback system that the kit originally came with

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Buy a proper ECU to control your supercharger

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Take the blower off and return the car to stock

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Blow it up
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Originally Posted by Savington
Buy the piggyback system that the kit originally came with

or

Buy a proper ECU to control your supercharger

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Take the blower off and return the car to stock

or

Blow it up
I do not Believe that the JRSC Kit came with any type of FMU for the year 1990. I'll just go MS.
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Old 06-15-2015, 12:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Ernie Brouillard
I'll just go MS.
smartest thing youv'e said thus far.
good for you.
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I have a kraftwerks rotrex an I'm on the same plan to upgrade to a megasquirt.
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Originally Posted by Ernie Brouillard
I do not Believe that the JRSC Kit came with any type of FMU for the year 1990. I'll just go MS.
It should have something. Even the earlier Seebring kit had a rising rate fuel pressure regulator (Came with my kit and is in the instructions).

But yes, MS is the correct answer.
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