tuning/fuel pump question!!! help please!
tuning/fuel pump question!!! help please! ok so i just finished my top end setup, and im sending my pcm out to pcmforless to get it tuned, but i need to get a fuel pump also. for you people who have done this, do i need to get the racetronix fuel pump installed first before i tune the pcm or can i get away with doing a mail tune first and then installing the fuel pump?
You can do it in what ever order you want. Since you'd just be replacing the pump, your fuel pressure won't change (stock regulator) and everything will work exactly the same as it did with a stock pump. Good luck.
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Originally Posted by siniSSter
Nah, you should be ok getting it later. I have the Racetronix kit, and boy does it chugg gas.
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