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Turbocharding CPI engine?

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Old 08-13-2013, 04:07 PM
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Originally Posted by AndrewO1991
there aren't any 92-95 spider injector upgrades. I've looked, the only thing you can do to upgrade them is a custom fuel rail system. One problem i see is the regulator is controlled my manifold pressure (not the map sensor). When under vacuum fuel pressure goes down, closer to atmosperic pressure the pressure rises. I wonder if it would increase more with greater than atmosperic pressure? that would be interesting, lol
Yup, that's gonna be the hard part. lol I may try make my own fuel line upgrade (from the whimpy plastic ones to steel ones like brake lines or something). And that would be awesome if the regulator supports the higher then atmospheric air pressure. This is starting to sound like a really fun science experiment. lol
 
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I have recently thought about this. I have a 1993. I found exhaust manifolds on eBay, wondered if you could just install a chip for a syclone?
 
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