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  • #16
    Originally posted by Sleeper6 View Post
    Looking at all these, what pressure would/do you KL guys run when setting these up for NA. I was looking at doing one in the near future to put a walbro pump on as my fuel bleeds off when it sits and Ild like to have it perfect but read the walbro might be more than the stock unit can handle. Is 38-45 PSI w/o vacuum what I would be looking to achieve?
    I'm running 60psi at idle with vacuum on my KL. Probably not real relevant to you due to injector/pump/FPR differences.

    Originally posted by BlueInfinity48 View Post
    So hppwdn and concealer, you guys are feeding to each rail and returning both through the regulator?
    Yep, dual feed setup.
    1988 MX6 GT $2015 Challenge Car, 1990 MX6 GT DD/$2015 Challenge Car, 1993 Escort GT Broken Forever, 1993 Miata F2T Incoming, 1998 5spd Cherokee Sport Overland, 2000 Cherokee Sport Yum! Groceries!, 2000 Miata Track car

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    • #17
      I'm surprised I have never seen this setup! I'm going to setup mine like this.
      1989 Ford Probe GT
      KL Swap-Turboed-MAF-OBDII-Factory Keyless-HVAC
      Tuned with AEM's FIC
      "Does the job, hits the spot, it's the Ford Probe"
      -Jeremy Clarkson

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      • #18
        Just a simple bracket on the stock airbox stud.

        Jim K.
        :89LX: Gone but not forgotten:96 PGT:(ze twin turbo) Its not purple dammit! Its BOYSENBERRY! :89PGT: New project :03 KLZE Protege5: Daily When I go for a drive, I leave life behind. Friends, work, everything. Its just me, the car, and a twisty road. The exhilaration of being on the edge of catastrophe is something that I will never be able to give up.

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        • #19
          Bracket on the intake manifold.

          1989 Ford Probe GT
          KL Swap-Turboed-MAF-OBDII-Factory Keyless-HVAC
          Tuned with AEM's FIC
          "Does the job, hits the spot, it's the Ford Probe"
          -Jeremy Clarkson

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          • #20
            Since this is a now a turbo KL thread now.. My FPR location

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            • #21
              Originally posted by BlueInfinity48 View Post
              I'm surprised I have never seen this setup! I'm going to setup mine like this.

              I have a set of stock KL rails, powdercoated gunmetal grey that are set up for dual feed, if you're interested.
              1988 MX6 GT $2015 Challenge Car, 1990 MX6 GT DD/$2015 Challenge Car, 1993 Escort GT Broken Forever, 1993 Miata F2T Incoming, 1998 5spd Cherokee Sport Overland, 2000 Cherokee Sport Yum! Groceries!, 2000 Miata Track car

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              • #22
                People who mounted the FPR on the fire wall, did you use self tappin screws? Or some sort of creative bracketry?
                ¡Renewed Vigor!

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                • #23
                  I used self taps.

                  92 MX3 Turbo ($100 junkyard KLG4) 11.904 @ 124.3mph, 14psi, DOT approved Hoosier drags, pump gas.
                  HIN/NOPI Supershow Class Winner - Miami 2010 - Street-Sport Compact-Mazda
                  Links: Pretty Pic, GoFast Pic, Timeslip, Track Video, Dyno Video
                  As of July 2011 the MX3 has been retired and sold.

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                  • #24
                    [QUOTE=concealer404;1924164039]Next to brake booster.



                    Anyone know what brand of coilovers are those ? I never seen blue Plates before on a Probe...

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                    • #25
                      thats a ford escort
                      97 pgt, manual swap, jdm lsd trans, cm stage 2 clutch, mx3 flywheel, cai

                      2001 626

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                      • #26
                        ohh, my bad, didn't notice the screen wipers... i was to much in when i saw the blue plates coilovers )

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                        • #27
                          Originally posted by filip_pine View Post
                          ohh, my bad, didn't notice the screen wipers... i was to much in when i saw the blue plates coilovers )
                          Ceika makes Blue coilovers for our car. It's a UK company and read good reviews about them. You could get a set for 1k which is not bad at all for a quality coilover built to your specs. Also comes with front and rear camber plates.

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