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Old 09-14-2001, 05:21 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Parts needed for JRSC

I'm about to get my JRSC installed. What parts will I need to ensure that my motor lives a long and happy life? Here's a list of what I think I need in addition to all the hardware provided by Jackson.

oil cooler
fuel injectors
boost gauge
fuel gauge
thermostat
cold spark plugs

Let me know if any of these parts are unnecessary or if I need to add any parts.

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Old 09-15-2001, 01:32 AM   #2 (permalink)
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- Our cars already have an oil cooler built in, and I haven't seen a good aftermarket one--I also don't know if one is needed.

- Why mess with aftermarket injectors? The stock one's hold up fine on a 6psi setup.

- Since you only mentioned a 'fuel gauge,' I'll go ahead and recommend both an Air/Fuel Ratio Gauge, as well as a Fuel Pressure gauge. A/F is recommended to quickly pinpoint fuel problems, while a FP gauge is extremely helpful for tuning the Fuel Pressure Regulator included with the kit.

- From what I've gathered here, a lower thermostat won't really do you much good unless it's coupled with a lower thermoswitch. So far, there are no aftermarket thermoswitches that fit our cars. What's the point of passing coolant through the engine and through the radiator if no air is passing over it? Read here: http://preludeonline.com/showthread....t+thermoswitch

- What other mods do you have? If it's all stock, throw an aftermarket short ram on there...it's good for at least 10whp for ~$100.

Get a good look through my JRSC site in my signature. It's not great, but it helps.
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What about a new fuel pump and a Cartech FMU???
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What about a new fuel pump and a Cartech FMU???
- A higher flowing fuel pump is included in the kit.

- So is a Rising Rate Regulator.

For a stock kit at 6psi, these items are plenty enough.
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- A higher flowing fuel pump is included in the kit.

- So is a Rising Rate Regulator.

For a stock kit at 6psi, these items are plenty enough.
Really, that's cool. Now I'm looking at less money
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