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will this be ok. #1063564
03/07/2010 14:21
03/07/2010 14:21

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Had the car mapped by Leighton a few months ago at 261 bhp.
Since then I have fitted iridium plugs and yesterday fuel pump mod and 3.8 FPR.
My hybrid has just arrived off RMJ (thanks Rob :)) so will fit that tomorrow and then fit the FMIC next week when that gets here.
Will it be ok to run like this for a couple of weeks until I can get it back to leighton to map ?
Ta.
Paul

Re: will this be ok. [Re: ] #1063571
03/07/2010 14:29
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the only thing that may cause an issue is the 3.8FPR, but I'm far from being an expert in these things.

Re: will this be ok. [Re: ] #1063578
03/07/2010 14:41
03/07/2010 14:41
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Shouldn't think you'd need the FPR - depends what hybrid it is. I'd leave it off and get Leighton to fit on the day if he finds he needs the extra fuel pressure.


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Re: will this be ok. [Re: mattB] #1063579
03/07/2010 14:47
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No problems Paul smile

Leave the FPR off for Leighton to fit, what chip is currently in the ecu? if its standard keep the revs down as with out proper mapping atc the fuelling is more than likley to be Lean higher in the rev range.

In general its fine to drive the car with these mods but if the car is 'put through its paces' in this state without as map, there is risk of internal damage due to fueling/ignition timing differences etc.

Re: will this be ok. [Re: ] #1063590
03/07/2010 15:40
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No worries Rob and thanks again smile
The chip in the car is the one that was mapped by Leighton a few months ago and set to 1.2Bar max at 261 bhp Rob.
Paul

Re: will this be ok. [Re: ] #1063668
03/07/2010 19:29
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Don't install the 3.8 bar fuel pressure regulator. You may add too much fuel to the mix. As said before wait until you map it again and let Flea add the fpr if it's necessary.

What hybrid will you use?





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Re: will this be ok. [Re: Freddan72] #1063682
03/07/2010 20:12
03/07/2010 20:12

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It's a 60trim tb28

Re: will this be ok. [Re: ] #1063767
04/07/2010 00:45
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Originally Posted By: RMJ
It's a 60trim tb28


Thanks Rob smile
Was going to ask you anyway mate and now I know .
Paul


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