Bas Carwash
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I've got a question about a Vortech RRFPR. I can get hold of one of these for a nice price. But I'm not sure it's what I'm looking for. Here's some pics =>
The fuel pressure is not adjustable, though there's a 12:1 membrame in it. According to the website of Vortech this should be OK for 19 lb / hr.
http://www.vortechsuperchargers.com/product.php?p=31
When I calculate the lb / hr to cc's, that should equal 200cc injectors. My 4E-FTE has stock 295cc injectors if I'm not mistaking. The seller tells me he ran this rrfpr on a TD05 setup and had perfect AFR ratios. So it should work fine on my ct9 setup.
My question is: Is this the right rrfpr to run 180-200hp on a ct9 (hybrid)? In which way will it be an advantage / disadvantage to have a non adjustable rrfpr? Does anybody have any experience with this rrfpr or similar?
Hope you guys can give me a good advice.
Thanks in advance.
Cheers
Bas
The fuel pressure is not adjustable, though there's a 12:1 membrame in it. According to the website of Vortech this should be OK for 19 lb / hr.
http://www.vortechsuperchargers.com/product.php?p=31
When I calculate the lb / hr to cc's, that should equal 200cc injectors. My 4E-FTE has stock 295cc injectors if I'm not mistaking. The seller tells me he ran this rrfpr on a TD05 setup and had perfect AFR ratios. So it should work fine on my ct9 setup.
My question is: Is this the right rrfpr to run 180-200hp on a ct9 (hybrid)? In which way will it be an advantage / disadvantage to have a non adjustable rrfpr? Does anybody have any experience with this rrfpr or similar?
Hope you guys can give me a good advice.
Thanks in advance.
Cheers
Bas