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I am not currently on aem fic. Only stock ecu with rising rate fuel pressure regulator which comes in the ctsc kit. Trust me, I do not have many options in California. I think this one in particular is one of the very few I can do and get away with lawfully. I am basing my build off of 1K2GO's car which ran the exact same thing for fuel management. It passed smog and ran extremely well. I agree the stand alone units have come a long way. But for my build, which is based off of a simple supercharged set up is a good solution and E85 isn't even available here.
If I were turbo, then yeah the oem unit would seem pretty useless. But I am limited to what I can work with in my state.

<blockquote data-quote="Jinks" data-source="post: 1931927" data-attributes="member: 31260">I am not currently on aem fic. Only stock ecu with rising rate fuel pressure regulator which comes in the ctsc kit. Trust me, I do not have many options in California. I think this one in particular is one of the very few I can do and get away with lawfully. I am basing my build off of 1K2GO&#039;s car which ran the exact same thing for fuel management.&nbsp; It passed smog and ran extremely well. I agree the stand alone units have come a long way. But for my build, which is based off of a simple supercharged set up is a good solution and E85 isn&#039;t even available here.If I were turbo, then yeah the oem unit would seem pretty useless. But I am limited to what I can work with in my state.<img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f621.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":mad:" title="Mad&nbsp; &nbsp; :mad:"&nbsp; data-smilie="4"data-shortname=":mad:" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jinks, post: 1931927, member: 31260"] I am not currently on aem fic. Only stock ecu with rising rate fuel pressure regulator which comes in the ctsc kit. Trust me, I do not have many options in California. I think this one in particular is one of the very few I can do and get away with lawfully. I am basing my build off of 1K2GO's car which ran the exact same thing for fuel management. It passed smog and ran extremely well. I agree the stand alone units have come a long way. But for my build, which is based off of a simple supercharged set up is a good solution and E85 isn't even available here. If I were turbo, then yeah the oem unit would seem pretty useless. But I am limited to what I can work with in my state.:mad: [/QUOTE]

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