ksniperfox
11-05-2006, 07:12 AM
Jacknson Racing Fuel Management Unit
slightly used. i recently procured a jrsc kit, but am not going with this fuel setup. so i don't need it. ill include the vacuum line,T fitting, hose clamps, and 1 fuel return hose. all you might need is a fuel feed hose and a barb fitting or two. $5 max at autozone, easy.
i think its a 10:1 , not quite sure, whatever comes stock with a d series jrsc. but it can be used for turbo applications also.
if youre real interested call 6789336623, my name's kevin. any questions or offers PM please. thanks for viewing.
price is 80 OBO
http://www.superhonda.com/photopost/data/502/Image037.jpg
Jackson Racing MAP Controller
never used, can be used for supercharged or turbo applications. this things pretty damn nifty. but i read about it once and it actually reads boost and determines the amount of fuel needed instead of going at a static 10psi fuel/1psi boost at all boost levels like a common FMU, by reading the voltage signals from the MAP sensor and actuating the injectors for the proper fuel for the boost youre at. thats about all i know about it. instructions can probably be found from jackson racing.
asking 95 OBO
http://www.superhonda.com/photopost/data/502/Image038.jpg
slightly used. i recently procured a jrsc kit, but am not going with this fuel setup. so i don't need it. ill include the vacuum line,T fitting, hose clamps, and 1 fuel return hose. all you might need is a fuel feed hose and a barb fitting or two. $5 max at autozone, easy.
i think its a 10:1 , not quite sure, whatever comes stock with a d series jrsc. but it can be used for turbo applications also.
if youre real interested call 6789336623, my name's kevin. any questions or offers PM please. thanks for viewing.
price is 80 OBO
http://www.superhonda.com/photopost/data/502/Image037.jpg
Jackson Racing MAP Controller
never used, can be used for supercharged or turbo applications. this things pretty damn nifty. but i read about it once and it actually reads boost and determines the amount of fuel needed instead of going at a static 10psi fuel/1psi boost at all boost levels like a common FMU, by reading the voltage signals from the MAP sensor and actuating the injectors for the proper fuel for the boost youre at. thats about all i know about it. instructions can probably be found from jackson racing.
asking 95 OBO
http://www.superhonda.com/photopost/data/502/Image038.jpg