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Part no for 4bar fpr
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30/07/2010 06:57
30/07/2010 06:57
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TheAudioGuy
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TheAudioGuy
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Hi peeps I need the part number for the 4bar fpr used on the 20vt coupe, iv just bought a fc chip from R1DAN and it's running sweet but he had a 4bar fpr as I have a 3.8 fpr and I don't want to risk under fueling the engine in hi boost
please help and there's also a chance I may be able to get a few of these up for grabs like the 3.8bar ones iv sold already
cheers
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Re: Part no for 4bar fpr
[Re: Flea]
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30/07/2010 07:29
30/07/2010 07:29
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TheAudioGuy
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The only difference between mine and dans is the turbos, our engines are very similar the only difference is that dans rear section exhaurst is custom made but the dp and middle is blueflame like mine, we both have done the fuel pump mod, both have standard injectors, I will soon have his clutch, blitz boost controller and engine mounts.
My engine is from a late plus and was low milage and stock when I bought the car, I know every engine might slighty be different but I'm confident mine is strong enough
my last power run on a gtec2 made 290bhp@1.2bar of boost no fueling problem at all, so I'm confident another power run after all is fitted will produce a higher gain
but if there is issues flea it will be coming up to you for a full map if that's the case, I just didn't see the point of binning the ecu with the car
Last edited by TheAudioGuy; 30/07/2010 07:35.
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Re: Part no for 4bar fpr
[Re: Flea]
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31/07/2010 15:22
31/07/2010 15:22
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TheAudioGuy
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TheAudioGuy
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True.... But getting back to this post can anyone tell me if a 4bar fpr Bosch 0280160575 is the right one?
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Re: Part no for 4bar fpr
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31/07/2010 16:07
31/07/2010 16:07
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TheAudioGuy
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TheAudioGuy
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Well sod it! It has 4.0 bar stamped on it, these are used on 20v 1.8t vw's as a upgrade and it fits so hopfully it works.
Last edited by TheAudioGuy; 31/07/2010 20:42.
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Re: Part no for 4bar fpr
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31/07/2010 20:40
31/07/2010 20:40
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TheAudioGuy
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TheAudioGuy
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well its now a balistic! taken it for a blast and its fansastic!
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Re: Part no for 4bar fpr
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31/07/2010 21:06
31/07/2010 21:06
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Taz
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Taz
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TAG pal, I think Leighton was simply pointing out that having a strong engine is by no means a way to say it's impervious to poor mapping, a piston will still suffer det damage / melting regardless of condition, Aluminiums melting temp doesn't change  Personally, I'd get it mapped properly, you could be cracking your ring lands as you speak, very common for over fuelled coops  IMHO, been there done it, spent a fortune 
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