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Boost referencing video

wolfpack_5150

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Now, its been awhile since I looked for info about HOW to boost reference (fpr mod, or fuel pressure regulator mod). I do not remember anything but a photo which helped, but I also remember some confusion.
After seeing this come up on the other site I wont speak of, I figured Id make a quick, simple potato cam video.

Please step forward if you see anything I missed, I dont normally do this stuff.

Crayon marking on the cover and the coil packs is simply a quick reference for me and in no way has anything to do with the fpr mod nor do I even think its a firing order, so plz disregard that.

 

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Thanks for posting....for those who are unfamiliar it will make it very simple.
 

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Yea, that is the Free FMU idea from the www.GadgetOnline.com site from over a decade ago.

Anyway, do not do this with the UCON if you have one. The UCON uses a manifold filling model that takes into account the manifold pressure from a calculation based on RPM, TPS and Mass Flow.
 

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Yea, that is the Free FMU idea from the www.GadgetOnline.com site from over a decade ago.

Anyway, do not do this with the UCON if you have one. The UCON uses a manifold filling model that takes into account the manifold pressure from a calculation based on RPM, TPS and Mass Flow.
Why is in not to be used with the ucon? I see you just explained why, but isn’t added fuel pressure a good thing?
 

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Not when the fuel pressure is expected to be a certain pressure. When it is not or changes then the computer has to fix that new anomaly. Remember the UCON is 100% closed loop operation with feed back mixture control. Not a feed forward only like the stock ECU and hope it is right....
 
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