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how can i be placed ont he waiting list? |
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I will pm'd you the form.
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I really cannot not give you an accurate answer. Way beyond my knowledge
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Registered as I just heard about it. I was in the market for the HFS-6, now have my sights set on this.
May I be placed on the waiting list? |
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Please pm me your contact details
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Richard I have a question given the information below for the OEM 996 tt map sensor what should we set the jumpers for on the HSF4 unit?. we have the unit running and working but it doesn't seem to hold down intake temps that well an I wonder of it is because we don't have the settings right everything is stock settings on the unit right now. Any help would be appreciated.
Jon This is what mine reads, I just took it out and measured it on the bench with 5v applied. 1psi =1.92v 5psi = 2.53v 10psi= 3.2v 15psi = 3.86v 20psi = 4.5v 25psi = 4.84v 30psi Thanks in Advance SWR The oe sensor is sold through Bosch Motor sports with a different part number. My guess is with a little "google" work, you can fine the specs of the bosch motorsports unit. 1.55 bar should equal about 4.9 volts... Keep in mind that the stock sensor can only ready to 2250 mbar, so your 25psi data is actually more like 22.5 psi. __________________ |
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I figured it out 3 bar jumper.
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It is near enough. It appears to be a 2.5 bar MAP sensor. But there is a gain trimmer on board to make it up. A little bit of circuitry and soldering work for you
what jets are you using? Also interested to know how far are the jets away from the throttle. |
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]I am using 2 x 1.0 mm jets with the .7 restrictor Jets are 12" from throttle body in a 3" custom plenum.
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