A DFW SCION TC NEEDED TO DEVELOP A TURBO KIT.
well i havent decided yet if using emanage or an safc, safc should be good for over 300whp. I will also use the walbro 255lph fuel pump. I need to check out what kind of injectors the car uses eithe low or high impedance and its size cc. I will develop 2 kits, the only variant will be that one will work with the stock returnless fuel system and the other one, will use return line. There are many options than should work i also need to find out how well the ecu can adjust to bigger injectors some cars will compensate bigger injectors. I still have to decide all this options with the customer and the wideband readings.
SAFC probably won't work since the ECU will learn over it. I just posted in the tC n/a forum under the tuning sticky with ideas.
From what I can tell stock injectors are in the 370cc arena, I would imagine they are high impedence and supposedly the stock fuel rail will accept up to 720cc injectors.
Stock fuel pump will supposedly flow enough for 550cc injectors.
Switching to a return system and using the 255lph should cure most of your fuel problems and let the emanage route work really nicely.
I would be all over this but I'm a little scared that proper tuning isn't available yet.
From what I can tell stock injectors are in the 370cc arena, I would imagine they are high impedence and supposedly the stock fuel rail will accept up to 720cc injectors.
Stock fuel pump will supposedly flow enough for 550cc injectors.
Switching to a return system and using the 255lph should cure most of your fuel problems and let the emanage route work really nicely.
I would be all over this but I'm a little scared that proper tuning isn't available yet.
Originally Posted by econorocketZX3
SAFC probably won't work since the ECU will learn over it. I just posted in the tC n/a forum under the tuning sticky with ideas.
From what I can tell stock injectors are in the 370cc arena, I would imagine they are high impedence and supposedly the stock fuel rail will accept up to 720cc injectors.
Stock fuel pump will supposedly flow enough for 550cc injectors.
Switching to a return system and using the 255lph should cure most of your fuel problems and let the emanage route work really nicely.
I would be all over this but I'm a little scared that proper tuning isn't available yet.
From what I can tell stock injectors are in the 370cc arena, I would imagine they are high impedence and supposedly the stock fuel rail will accept up to 720cc injectors.
Stock fuel pump will supposedly flow enough for 550cc injectors.
Switching to a return system and using the 255lph should cure most of your fuel problems and let the emanage route work really nicely.
I would be all over this but I'm a little scared that proper tuning isn't available yet.
I just did some more research in this and this is what i found, https://www.scionlife.com/forums/vie...highlight=safc
another member got it to work.
I also read that the ECU is a smart ECU too, like the spec v ECU it will relearn so more than likely i can use some 550cc let the ecu adjust and they usually keep the ar between 11.5:1-12:1. Then again the impedance thing it takes 5 min to find out, 370cc they are pretty good they have enough fuel to flow up to 260whp, and bumping the fpr with a return line prolly to 280whp@80%duty cycle, i like your stock fuel system
also i need to know how the injectors look like cause i can prolly use some srt 4 injectors as i do on other cars, cheap injectors with great flow. If the ECU can compensate i dont see why your not down to turboing your scion, when the car is a bit rich it wont blow up.
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