SpeedInc Fuel Rails, NX Nitrous, Patriot VS, FTRA, Etc. FS
04-13-2007, 01:08 PM
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All items purchased so far thru this post have been shipped and Tracking info sent.
Still a couple things left -
NX Billet Bottle Brackets
NX Bottle Vlave/Siphon
NX Bottle Heater Element
ATI FMU
Still a couple things left -
NX Billet Bottle Brackets
NX Bottle Vlave/Siphon
NX Bottle Heater Element
ATI FMU
04-13-2007, 04:30 PM
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It connects inline between your stock metal fuel line and the fuel rails - you can see the factory style hose connects - basically PNP.
As far as raising pressure on a stock system - this is for bossted applications, whether it be supercharger or turbo. The FMU is boost referenced - you need to connect a line from somewhere on your pressurized system to feed the FMU (note fittings on top of unit) - as boost increases, fuel pressure increases proportionally.
So in answer to your question - it will not raise fuel pressure on a stock fuel system unless you have SC or Turbo
As far as raising pressure on a stock system - this is for bossted applications, whether it be supercharger or turbo. The FMU is boost referenced - you need to connect a line from somewhere on your pressurized system to feed the FMU (note fittings on top of unit) - as boost increases, fuel pressure increases proportionally.
So in answer to your question - it will not raise fuel pressure on a stock fuel system unless you have SC or Turbo
04-14-2007, 09:47 AM
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6. TTT / BUMPING. Do not "TTT" to-the-top or "Bump" your threads to the top of the forum more than ONCE per day. If you do this more than permitted, we may just delete your thread. Be considerate to others, your ad is not any more special than theirs.
Unless you consider posts that keep my buyers apprised of what's happening with the items they purchased and whether they are shipped 'bumping'?
I didn't get a 45 good rating seller feedback for nothing...
04-15-2007, 01:03 PM
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Originally Posted by 1QUIKWS6
Last time I checked, the post YESTERDAY @ 5:30 PM was a reply to a question - the actual bump was TODAY @ 9:36 AM - in any event it was still not in the same day (rule does not mention specific amount of hours). I'm sure that I have been guilty of it sometime in the past though
Unless you consider posts that keep my buyers apprised of what's happening with the items they purchased and whether they are shipped 'bumping'?
I didn't get a 45 good rating seller feedback for nothing...
Unless you consider posts that keep my buyers apprised of what's happening with the items they purchased and whether they are shipped 'bumping'?
I didn't get a 45 good rating seller feedback for nothing...
Here is a "free" bump for you.
04-15-2007, 10:59 PM
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Originally Posted by 1QUIKWS6
It connects inline between your stock metal fuel line and the fuel rails - you can see the factory style hose connects - basically PNP.
As far as raising pressure on a stock system - this is for bossted applications, whether it be supercharger or turbo. The FMU is boost referenced - you need to connect a line from somewhere on your pressurized system to feed the FMU (note fittings on top of unit) - as boost increases, fuel pressure increases proportionally.
So in answer to your question - it will not raise fuel pressure on a stock fuel system unless you have SC or Turbo
As far as raising pressure on a stock system - this is for bossted applications, whether it be supercharger or turbo. The FMU is boost referenced - you need to connect a line from somewhere on your pressurized system to feed the FMU (note fittings on top of unit) - as boost increases, fuel pressure increases proportionally.
So in answer to your question - it will not raise fuel pressure on a stock fuel system unless you have SC or Turbo
04-16-2007, 03:12 PM
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You are correct! I apologize for the inconvenience.
Thanx for the bump.I couldn't believe that 'bumping' meant answering questions posted in the thread, or keeping people aware of when their items shipped. I was always under the impression that it was referring to constant 'TTTing'
I even asked that everyone email me instead of posting - ya see how well that went
Amy was one of the few that emailed me. I tried to PM as much as possible - probably why my PM box is almost at the limit now!2002/Black/SS - I'm not entirely sure how the FMU works with the stock in-tank regulator. This is the FMU that was included in the ATI Procharger kit though - so it must work somehow?
If ne1 knows - please post up so we both know!