Voltage boosters
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I see Kenne Bell, MSD and Procharger make such devices.
MSD and Procharger appear to be programmable to a degree although the sales blurb is very limited with actual information.
Kenne Bell sounds like a very very basic device switched via boost switch and nothing more. Not really what I'm after
Are any of them able to be controlled via a PWM output from the likes of a Motec or similar ?
I'd prefer to control/adjust the voltage increase from the ecu, rather than a simple switch. Either via a small boost/rpm map or perhaps even referencing the voltage increase to maintain fuel pressure by actually monitoring fuel pressure.
Are any of them suitable ?
MSD and Procharger appear to be programmable to a degree although the sales blurb is very limited with actual information.
Kenne Bell sounds like a very very basic device switched via boost switch and nothing more. Not really what I'm after
Are any of them able to be controlled via a PWM output from the likes of a Motec or similar ?
I'd prefer to control/adjust the voltage increase from the ecu, rather than a simple switch. Either via a small boost/rpm map or perhaps even referencing the voltage increase to maintain fuel pressure by actually monitoring fuel pressure.
Are any of them suitable ?
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Just need something to give the current single pump a little help at maximum load. And it is only for short duration. Current pump is already under pressure at around 600bhp, but will be pushing that higher soon
Although the Caspers thing looks interesting. How can something so small and cheap handle the electrical loadings for the entire car ?
Or how does it even make the alternator put out more ?
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would the voltage drop from the alternator at WOT cause the pump to "lay down" @ WOT?
if so, this would have caused more fuel pump replacements than needed?
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