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alright i've got everything figured out but this. its a stock single cam non-vtec, my beater and i'm goin to junkyard turbo it. question is how to boost without the ecu detecting. i've heard of so many ways but whats the cheapest cause i could giva shit less about this car, i just wanna boost it. also one alternative was some chip that i heard about on honda-tech, anyone know if i have to upgrade any fuel things if i go with this chip
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go to the local aquatics store and get about three (3) check valves and put them inline to your map sensor.
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A better solution might be just by the missing link check valve for 50$ __________________
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what am i going to need fuel wise if i use the missing link, could i get by with stock or should i put a pressure regulator on it
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doesn't change anything fuel wise... you need aftermarket fuel setup for turbo.
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Why do you need a check valve? I thought the stock map sensor is good to 11psi? mine was anyway.
Seriously though, a lot of people told me to do this and I went against it. Get a socketted ecu and run Crome or some other free program. Its cheap and easy to do and the results are incredible compared to a FMU and shit valves etc... __________________
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is lol'ing @ you
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Damn this thread is 5 years old. Anyways, I have been told the same things. The factory MAP is good for right around 11psi, and I was also told to never run a missing link.
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Nick Go FAST!!
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LOL, I didnt realize this is an OLD thread LOL!
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you need the missing link if you dont want a check engine light. its a cosmetically nice version of $3 in check valves. if you run the ML, 12:1 fmu on stock injectors, walbro255 pump at 5psi or less, your car will run rich as hell but it definitely wont blow up/torch pistons and will run forever if you take care of it. thats a common misconception about fmu's. theyre alright for a budget minded booster at very low, basic boost levels, just be prepared for a stinky car that gets the gas mileage of an 18 wheeler. but fuck it! youll be boostin!
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the stock map sensor is CAPABLE of READING boost to 9 or 10 psi (obd0 / obd1or2), however, the ecu WILL throw a code if it sees more than 2psi ish on it, which is why you need the bypass valve.
OR, a chipped solution (with boost tables, so that it can READ it) under the 9-10 |
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you get the BRAKE
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As far as bypassing the MAP sensor, just buy a missing link for like 20 bucks and apply it beneath the map sensor. They even come with extended screws to fit into the throttle body. __________________
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X2 at least score some DSM 450cc injectors and out a B&M fuel osi regulator on it or it will go bang real fast. Find the missing link on ebay __________________
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