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Vortech Super Fuel Managment Unit (SFMU)

Axewhlder

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Not sure if any of you supercharged guys could use it. I had it on my car and it worked great for a turbo application. I just dont need it anymore and went a different way.

I'm entertaining offers if anyone is interested. I paid 350.00 for it new.(obviously not looking for that)

Hit me up with any questions. Thanks.
 
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from the website:
"Vortech's Super Fuel Management Unit (Super FMU) is a tuner's dream. It permits complete tailoring of the fuel pressure curve relative to manifold pressure, including upper and lower limits. The Super FMU can be used in a series or as a stand alone component. Its super high-flow capacity can handle large single and dual pumps while fluctuation and pressure creep is eliminated. The unit can also be used to adjust static pressure. Features include four pre-calibrated gain ratios: 7:1, 5:1, 3.25:1 and 2.5:1. Easily replaces our standard non-adjustable FMU."

If you are already running the Walboro 190 fuel pump, a 7th injector and a FTC box is this still a benefit? Is there a risk of ruining the injectors with too much pressure? sorry for the newby questions.
 
from the website:
"Vortech's Super Fuel Management Unit (Super FMU) is a tuner's dream. It permits complete tailoring of the fuel pressure curve relative to manifold pressure, including upper and lower limits. The Super FMU can be used in a series or as a stand alone component. Its super high-flow capacity can handle large single and dual pumps while fluctuation and pressure creep is eliminated. The unit can also be used to adjust static pressure. Features include four pre-calibrated gain ratios: 7:1, 5:1, 3.25:1 and 2.5:1. Easily replaces our standard non-adjustable FMU."

If you are already running the Walboro 190 fuel pump, a 7th injector and a FTC box is this still a benefit? Is there a risk of ruining the injectors with too much pressure? sorry for the newby questions.

This wasnt on my 4Runner. I have a turbo Dodge Avenger that I opted to run an 8 injector setup with stock primaries and 30lb secondaries instead of the sfmu. Have a walboro 255... soooo I cant really answer that question. lol
 

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