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Old 11-18-2005, 09:28 AM   #31
 
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What you get is a 2bar or 3bar universal kit for the price. You pick your nozzle size or you can ask us based on horse power and engine size what will work best for you.

The kits are based on what type of MAP sensor you have 2 or 3 bar.
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Old 11-18-2005, 05:25 PM   #32
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I will take some pics when I get it installed the rest of the way. The install is going great, I forgot to get a connector for the 3 bar MAP that I bought (i'm still running a stock 2 bar computer). I do have a quick question, in the directions it says the pump can be mounted in any position above the tank. Does it HAVE to monted above the tank?


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Old 11-18-2005, 05:35 PM   #33
 
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I will take some pics when I get it installed the rest of the way. The install is going great, I forgot to get a connector for the 3 bar MAP that I bought (i'm still running a stock 2 bar computer). I do have a quick question, in the directions it says the pump can be mounted in any position above the tank. Does it HAVE to monted above the tank?


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If your car is not a TIII, you can use the original MAP plug, just look at the 3 bar map and you will see that you need to get a knife, watch your fingers, and cut a few chunks out of the OE connector-takes 2 mins.
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Old 11-19-2005, 09:55 AM   #34
 
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If your car is not a TIII, you can use the original MAP plug, just look at the 3 bar map and you will see that you need to get a knife, watch your fingers, and cut a few chunks out of the OE connector-takes 2 mins.
Yea, I know. But my original MAP connector is still running my car (2 bar). I needed another one to run an auxiliary MAP (3 bar) for the alky. Eventually I plan on getting a 3 bar calibration, but until then, I'm going to run two MAP sensors. Thanks for your help though.


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Yea, I know. But my original MAP connector is still running my car (2 bar). I needed another one to run an auxiliary MAP (3 bar) for the alky. Eventually I plan on getting a 3 bar calibration, but until then, I'm going to run two MAP sensors. Thanks for your help though.


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Ah, gotcha. Oh well, at least you can go get a used one for cheaper than buying a proper 3 bar plug,
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Old 11-19-2005, 04:50 PM   #36
 
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Our controllers in cas you did not know have a 5v output to power a MAP sensor.
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I already picked an old connector up from a JY. Now I just need to finish wiring it up. Dvldoc, any answer about my pump mounting question? It dosesn't HAVE to be mounted above te tank does it? Thanks again.


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Old 11-19-2005, 10:16 PM   #38
 
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hmm, would be nice if I could use the 3.5 bar map that comes with my zeitronix. Ive already got 2 map sensors on the car.
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Did you email him about it? If the MAP respnse curve is linear and ranges from 1 to 5 volts, I'm sure it'll work. (I'm not sure if that terminology is right, but I think you know what I mean). The numbers on the faceplate would be wrong though. I'm sure if you'd email him, he would help you out with the conversion or what not.


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Did you email him about it? If the MAP respnse curve is linear and ranges from 1 to 5 volts, I'm sure it'll work. (I'm not sure if that terminology is right, but I think you know what I mean). The numbers on the faceplate would be wrong though. I'm sure if you'd email him, he would help you out with the conversion or what not.


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That makes sense. Im not finiky about the #'s on the device since all that matters is setting it to where it does its job. My map is Absolute.
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Old 11-20-2005, 09:29 AM   #41
 
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If I recall he has a 2-bar and 3 bar faceplate for the controller.
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Old 11-21-2005, 07:23 AM   #42
 
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I already picked an old connector up from a JY. Now I just need to finish wiring it up. Dvldoc, any answer about my pump mounting question? It dosesn't HAVE to be mounted above te tank does it? Thanks again.


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The pump can be mounted in any location at any angle. They are designed to pull fluid 8ft strait up.
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Is the price still the same?

I see $285 on there site.

Dvldoc i sent you a PM on what type nozzle i should use with my info.

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I think hes shipped out as hes in the military. Theres a new guy handling things over there so you may not get a reply on this forum. You may want to go to their website and make contact. They might have raised their prices a bit as they changed the controller.
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FEI, the kit is the same price and the new V4 controllers are out aswell. Altho the kits price might change as soon as Dvldoc comes back from the Navy.

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