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imported_tazz 08-Aug-2004 06:24 PM

Question about Fuel press..
 
Just wondering what fuel pressure I should be running with the B16A in my 1992 civic?
Stock pressure is like 35lbs or something like that but I have heard that with a VTEC motor you should have around 60psi.
Can anyone tell me if I should get a higher pressure fuel pump? And if so any sugestions on brand to use? I wanna do a in tank one.

imported_tazz 09-Aug-2004 09:05 PM

anyone have any idea or know where I could find this info out?

bbarbulo 10-Aug-2004 12:12 AM

38 idle, 43 WOT

imported_QRTR 10-Aug-2004 06:51 PM

I went from a stock to a Walbro fuel pump and I felt a big
difference , throttle is instant ...very snappy and fuel pressure
went from 45 psi to almost 60 psi without any adjustments...

imported_tazz 10-Aug-2004 07:01 PM


Originally posted by QRTR
I went from a stock to a Walbro fuel pump and I felt a big
difference , throttle is instant ...very snappy and fuel pressure
went from 45 psi to almost 60 psi without any adjustments...

sweet thatwhat I thought it need the 60 psi.
See my brother has a 91 Accord that we put a H22A in and when VTEC kicks in in it it is alot more of a kick than in mine 'cause he had 60 psi from factory.
Also the guy at Honda said all VTEC motors should be running 60 psi.
I'm gonna order a new pump tomorrow.
Thanx!

manwithredeg 11-Aug-2004 12:50 AM

why don't you upgrade your fuel injector first?
couz fuel injector controls how much fuel you send to your engine.

imported_Moe_Mentum 05-Oct-2004 01:03 PM

Wondering the same thing myself. I did a b16A2 swap in my car and was wondering whether or not upgrading the fuel pump from an SIR or getting a High Flow pump would be better. I notice my car is sometimes harder to start under a full tank, and my throttle response isn't as great as even a regular SI. Tazz did you end up upgrading your fuel pump? I can get one off E-bay for pretty cheap

imported_tazz 06-Oct-2004 08:14 PM

no I have had time to get to it yet, I'll get to it in the spring I think. Since I won't be driving it this winter.

imported_b16turbohatch 07-Oct-2004 04:47 PM

for $140 you can't really go wrong and seeing how your car is a 92 it probably needs one so just do it.

Brett 07-Oct-2004 07:41 PM

Why not get some kind of fuel pressure adjustment system (like a regulator or AFC) before a new pump, see if your old pump is up to the task...

imported_Cablerat 08-Oct-2004 09:00 AM

how much is a walbro fuel pump? I'm running stock SI pump for my h22..

bbarbulo 08-Oct-2004 09:05 AM

$79 USD on egay

imported_tazz 08-Oct-2004 12:46 PM


Originally posted by Cablerat
I'm running stock SI pump for my h22..
WHAT?
I know for sure when my Brother and I did the H22A swap into his 91 Accord that was one thing we were sure about that he had 60PSI fuel pressure from the stock pump befor we started, because I know that the H22A need it for sure.

imported_Cablerat 08-Oct-2004 12:53 PM


Originally posted by tazz

WHAT?
I know for sure when my Brother and I did the H22A swap into his 91 Accord that was one thing we were sure about that he had 60PSI fuel pressure from the stock pump befor we started, because I know that the H22A need it for sure.

From the research I had done, the Stock SI fuel pump was more than capable to handle the h22. I've been driving around like this for over 22K now no problems. Runs pretty damn good too! Kinda rich because of the lack of tuning @ WOT.

the professor 14-Oct-2004 09:49 PM

What kind of fuel pressure should you run on a B18c1 when its at warm idle?

imported_Moe_Mentum 14-Oct-2004 11:33 PM

Is it hard to change the fuel pump?

bbarbulo 15-Oct-2004 09:28 AM

most EVERY fuel injected 4 cylinder I've come across uses 38 psi at idle, and 42-45 psi at WOT.

Moe, not really - lift up rear seat, remove access cover, turn snap ring, disconnect hoses, and connections (remove battery first so you don't blow yourself up) slip out sender unit, replace pump on sender unit, put everything back.


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