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Hirevtuner 10-08-2008 03:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sand_man (Post 4226751)
Is that a "cool colar" on the oil filter? Got any plans to sacrifice that little gem?:D

Seems to work, gets to hot for your hand anyway.

Craig 930 RS 10-08-2008 03:07 PM

Sure looks like my IC :cool:

Get rid of EVERYTHING except:
bypass/recirc valve
WUR

Everything.

You will have to foot the throttle on warmup, but there is satisfaction knowing all the BS crowded crap is GONE:

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1223507220.jpg

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1223507256.jpg

Hirevtuner 10-08-2008 03:19 PM

Looks good, did you run the inlet piping to the turbo through the inner fender to get rid of the factory dented pipe going downward.

Craig 930 RS 10-08-2008 03:30 PM

Yes - straight rounded shot right to the turbo

nine11rs 06-05-2012 01:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 356-930 (Post 4053765)
Eliminate the Andial Fuel Enrichment system.
Replace the fuel system’s present mechanical Warm Up Regulator (WUR) with a digitally controlled electro/mechanical WUR.
This scheme provides vastly improved control over fuel pressure/supply to the 930's CIS mechanical fuel injection system. If it works as it should, it will optimize fuel delivery to the engine at all engine speeds, loads and boost levels. It eliminates the need for an auxiliary fuel enhancement system (Andial) and lot of compromises built into the analog OEM WUR. Probable significant increase in both power and fuel economy v OEM WUR. And, for us turbo-power acceleration addicts that routinely push the engine to its limits, proper fuel delivery is Critical to the survival of the 930 engine.
A product that appears to fit the bill is manufactured by Unwired Tools, Flagstaff, AZ.
UnwiredTools UTCIS™ For application on a 930-Turbo engine, the Unwired part number is UTCIS-PT™ .
This product is reportedly new in the OEM part replacement market.
Here’s a link to a thread discussing the device: Digital WUR - Pelican Parts Technical BBS
I presently run the Andial Fuel Enrichment System (which works well) on my 930 and plan to eliminate it if Chris Carroll of TurboKraft, Mesa, AZ is willing to sell me one. Turbo Kraft : Home
Disclaimer/Acknowledgement: No affiliation with Unwired Tools. Satisfied customer of Turbokaft.

OMG, be careful. I sent mine back for warranty replacement and have not received anything back other than 36 email promises and one bogus UPS tracking number that has yet to be tracked past the front door of Unwired Tools. This has gone on for seven months.

Craig 930 RS 06-05-2012 02:53 PM

No idea why anyone would rest their hopes on or even think about this setup as a new customer. Why?

I feel bad for people like you and all the others in the past, what, 6/7 years that invested in this thing...

Hirevtuner 06-14-2012 06:40 PM

LOL!:D I forgot about this thread. Oh the memories!
The one person they had answering the phone turned me off forever!
I hate wasting money but burning that thing was therapeutic!:p
For those of you that use the Andial system cool. I have found no use for it but I do use the Euro CIS system and my A/F ratio is good for 411 RWHP.

Schwarzeritter 06-18-2012 05:45 PM

( haha ) and it was man who discoverd FIRE!

Just remember guys, some of the designs and units made are like anciant technology.
Some of the firms out there have made up dates or have different versions. A lot of times
I have seen X, Y or Z and you can tell. It was designed in a particular era to meet the standards of that period.

hehe, fire. made my day.


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