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27-08-2006, 12:27 PM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Apr 2006
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i finaly got round to fitting a 300 kpa xr6 fuel reg to my au i6 yesterday.it has made a noticeable improvement.idle is still the same ,throttle response is a lot better and going by the bumometer it has a bit more poke up top 4000 rpm +.its to early to compare the econemy yet.the best thing is ,that it hasn't pinged yet ,as most of you know i've been struggling to try and stop this.so far so good.i didn't reset the ecu after fitting it ,so i don't know if the ecu will learn whats goin on and trim the injectors back a bit.but for now its goin ral well :eclipsee_ .when i get a chance i'l see if i can get it back on rdp's dyno to see if it has made much difference.
for those thats interested ,i used a ef fuel rail (got this for free)and bought a brand new reg which cost $90 and some fuel line fittings for $25 and some new rubber o rings for the injectors which i had lying around. for anyone making around the +140rwk mark i reckon its a worthwhile mod.unless of course you have an xr6. catch yas ,jake |
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my latest experiment
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