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Never ending fuel pump drama
Dose Pipe Sutututu replied to Murray_Calavera's topic in Engines & Forced Induction
I'm going to sound like a broken record now, PWM your pump and you won't have this issue. Unless you're a speed boat and on WOT for minutes on end. -
Never ending fuel pump drama
Dose Pipe Sutututu replied to Murray_Calavera's topic in Engines & Forced Induction
I want to see crimps better than what would be minimum standard for the now dated International Space Station. Street GT-Rs now have better wiring than Space X Falcon Heavies -
Never ending fuel pump drama
Dose Pipe Sutututu replied to Murray_Calavera's topic in Engines & Forced Induction
I nearly feel this is the issue, those insulated terminals are aids to crimp correctly. -
Never ending fuel pump drama
Dose Pipe Sutututu replied to Murray_Calavera's topic in Engines & Forced Induction
I usually rip off the insulation off those terminals and crimp them down without it (to get a better crimp) then heat shrink over the top. Man, just PWM your fuel pump and enjoy life lol. -
New on top, old on the bottom. New with old sleeve, old with nothing. New firewall grommets. I need a new hobby. Also made my ChynaFlow turbo water return line back to the thermostat housing. Could have just used a length of EFI hose but no, I wanted braided but on a budget so bought Aeroflow junk. Might regret soon.
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Never ending fuel pump drama
Dose Pipe Sutututu replied to Murray_Calavera's topic in Engines & Forced Induction
That SSR is actually the same (or similar) as the Jaycar 100AMP SSR (which I use). They suggest the resistor to stop the SSR turning on when the ECU turns off (I believe). I personally don't use the resistor as I use the 5V output from the ECU to supply power to the SSR. I do however run a flyback diode, the old Haltech documentation was wrong too and didn't specify the fly back, I mentioned it to a few of their staff and they eventually added it in. -
Never ending fuel pump drama
Dose Pipe Sutututu replied to Murray_Calavera's topic in Engines & Forced Induction
I wouldn't think you would need a flyback diode, as it's an OEM replacement parts for a fan controller/relay on a Dodge. Another tried and tested option are the Volvo XC90 (or similar) fan controllers. -
Never ending fuel pump drama
Dose Pipe Sutututu replied to Murray_Calavera's topic in Engines & Forced Induction
Link has a great forum topic on the Dorman 902-310. Just do the same for your fuel pump and enjoy life. I would run it at 1kHz+, the higher the better. I'm running mine at 1kHz but that's due to the Crydom's limits. https://forums.linkecu.com/topic/23999-g4-monsoon-dorman-902-310-cooling-fan-pwm/ -
Never ending fuel pump drama
Dose Pipe Sutututu replied to Murray_Calavera's topic in Engines & Forced Induction
Looks good but wow the price tag -
Never ending fuel pump drama
Dose Pipe Sutututu replied to Murray_Calavera's topic in Engines & Forced Induction
Kind of, but you'll cry at the price. https://pure-pf.com/product/maxxecu-pwm-module/ Another option is using a PDM and doubling up the outputs. Another another option is using a Volvo Fan Relay (PWM, fly back diode, heatsink all in one) Another another another option (I might do this one day, also has a fly back diode, built in heat sink, will happily run at 5kHz) is the Dorman 902-310 -
Never ending fuel pump drama
Dose Pipe Sutututu replied to Murray_Calavera's topic in Engines & Forced Induction
PWM too, less melty -
Never ending fuel pump drama
Dose Pipe Sutututu replied to Murray_Calavera's topic in Engines & Forced Induction
I'll PM you -
GOT SUM's RB34
Dose Pipe Sutututu replied to klutched's topic in Members Cars, Project Overhauls & Restorations
Better built than a Falcon Heavy Space X rocket. -
UniClutch
Dose Pipe Sutututu replied to Butters's topic in Suspension, braking, tyres and drivetrain
would a NPC one work? https://www.npcperformance.com.au/product/lightweight-billet-steel-flywheel-rnf03/ and here's their catalogue: https://www.npcperformance.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/NPC-Performance-Flywheel-Catalogue-2023-Full-List-WEBSITE.pdf (I am not affiliated, even though I keep recommending their shit lol... I am going to buy a Xtreme clutch soon) -
5 minute job, at a NRMA branch. Not sure how easy it is in NZ for @R3N3
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Cost of living crisis is real, bought Aeroflow fittings to run the water return from the turbo hardlines I made, back to the thermostat. May regret buying Aeroflow, as the rest of the car is Speedflow 🥲
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odd thing for a turbo manufacturer to say, the proof if there, twin scroll always performs better, sure non twin scroll and twin scroll you'll end up at the same overall peak power, however a street car/track car needs a wide powerband unlike a drag car. In terms of intercooler, a good one goes a long way. For reference (I've posted it somewhere here the data) I had an older HDi Core (pre dates the GT2 style cores, they seem decent!) and my runs were peaking over 60 degrees Celsius, went to a Plazmaman Pro Series 76mm core and temps dropped down to the mid 30s. Similar ambient temp, similar motor build, same turbo setup, same exhaust system, mostly same IC pipework.
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DET shit on LHS, DE shit on RHS Simples, especially not running a heat exchanger or the OEM bleeder.
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Pulled out this pile of shit, will be refreshed soon enough. Had coolant hit my face and I accidentally tasted it. It's sweet.
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It's more so I'm using the 1x piece line from HEL that goes from the body to the caliper. There's no middle block/mount like the HFM ones or the GKtech ones. There are certain angles/suspension compression where the line actually slightly contacts the ARB. Below of how mine sit (not my photo): How I want it:
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@Kinkstaah HFM will have a spicy BF sale in November, might be a good time to load up on the adaptors, new lines, etc. Then may the best grinder win lol.
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Yeah less mucking about grinding down the firewall, using brake line converters, etc. Just send it with an original BM57 and call it a day.