do i need change fuel pump to vts one... wots the fuel return thing aswell... do mk2 vts come with oil cooler
conversion worries
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#2They done have an oil cooler, i can tell you that for sure.
I think the VTR fuel pump is a higher pressure than the VTS one so your alright there.
Having only overheard chat about the last point i cant say for certain, either sort out a fuel return or block it off? Id wait till someone with experience answers that though
EDIT: Noticed you have a furio, i would imagine an uprated pump would be required, someone will confirm this though. -
#3Block fuel return off with a screw in the pipe with a little jublilee clip around it. Also wack some sealer in it too to be sure.
As with the pump, idealy you need a VTS one, im still running a VTR one but my spark plugs seem OK, the brownish colour. Make sure its NOT running lean at first, this could melt your engine and I'd advise getting it on the Rolling Road ASAP to get a proffesionals point of view for the fueling. -
#4how will i no. will it run like a dog..
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#5all vts' have oil cooler, often called heat exchange.
it shouldn't run lean as the vtr fpr is 3.5 bar and vts is 3 bar so fuelling should be ok.
also just read you have furio, not sure on pump or fpr on them, i would suggest going for a vtr/vts pump and fpr -
#6how much to get vts pump and fpr... is it hard to change theese
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#7fpr should come with the engi9ne on teh end of the fuel rail. not sure where it is on the furio as it may be under the seat, this will need to be changed to a vts or vtr 1, i wouldnt pay more than £20.
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#8so the fpr will be on engin when it goes in.but i might have get vts fuel pump.... any other little things that might need doin.. is this fuel return line thing important.. and wots the standard bhp of vts and torgue
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#9block the fuel return off with a screw, jubilee clip, glue and sealant.
hp is 120
torque is 111