ffim on 87 7mgte

[suprawiebe]

ok here goes,lol, new to writing on this tread, so not sure if this is the right way to go about it, but asking anyway, I have a 1987 supra 7mgte that I want to put a front facing intake, no I have seen a bunch on these done and seen that there is no afm between the filter and turbo, what is it your guys are using so I may do the same, I have seen this done with the lexus afm bigger injectors and what not, but would like to know what my other options are.. hope some one could point me in the right direction or even attach a pic or two to help.. thanks

 

[hvyman]

Moved. The build up gallery is not for questions of the type you asked.

When you have no afm it's because there is a map sensor I place of the afm. Either from maft pro or a standalone.

A ffim is a front facing Intake manifold.

 

[suprawiebe]

Moved. The build up gallery is not for questions of the type you asked.

When you have no afm it's because there is a map sensor I place of the afm. Either from maft pro or a standalone.

A ffim is a front facing Intake manifold.

 

[suprawiebe]

so sorry for not saying manifold in my thread, but thanks for letting me know about the map sensor...

 

[Rollus]

The fuel pressure regulator line on the pics you have posted scares me..

 

[suprawiebe]

how is it that it scares you? its the reg that come in the turbo kit that I bought a few years back when I rebuilt my first 87 supra 7mgte... I do plan on getting a better one latter this year when I do my turbo upgrade..

 

[suprawiebe]

The fuel pressure regulator line on the pics you have posted scares me..

this is not the most recent pic of the engine bay, just what I had on hand when I did the thread..

 

[Rollus]

The return line from the rail to the fuel pressure regulator is "tight as a string", I mean in case of an accident, the line/fittings could brake and fuel spill..
AFPR should be mounted on the engine, on the intake manifold for example

 

[suprawiebe]

The return line from the rail to the fuel pressure regulator is "tight as a string", I mean in case of an accident, the line/fittings could brake and fuel spill..
AFPR should be mounted on the engine, on the intake manifold for example

erll the ones I have seen are mounted on strut bolt or firewall, but it isn't a might line its kind of an s shape and has flex in it so it doesn't wear from the engine moving, but I see where you are coming from, when I update to a front facing intake manifold I will have it mounted to the fuel rail or manifold...