Engine: Fuel Injection. Abbreviations: Identification and Maintenance: Bosch vs. Rex/Regina. Which Injection System Do I Have? [Response: Chris Mullet/Chris Herbst] Many 1990+ non-turbos have Rex/Regina systems; most turbos seem to have Bosch. Between 90 to 92, all non-California non-turbos were Regina cars. Variable Fuel Pump Setups: Many Regina cars have only one main fuel pump which is in the tank and no under-car pump; this fuel pump is reputed to be not as high a quality as Bosch.
Regina Technical Data. Setting Base Idle Specs and TPS on Bosch LH2.4-Equipped Cars . Cleaning the Throttle Body: See the discussion in Engine:Performance for more information Adjusting the LH2.4: 1. Ensure that when the cable drum is pushed off its endstop with a 2.5 mm feeler blade, the gap between throttle lever and adjustment screw is from 0.1 and 0.45 mm. 2.
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Chips, exhaust, larger turbos, bigger/slotted/drilled rotors, high performance brake pads, manual boost controllers, performance shocks/struts/springs, airbox mods and more! Also discussion on HID and Xenon lights, aftermarket foglights and other exterior lighting. V70XC 98 not fast enough!! By Glencoeteen » 31 Dec 2009, 19:15 okay guys i am a Newbie... I found a couple used ones for only $150 U.S i figured this should give me more power with out having to go get a ecu swap. and other more expensive items for the time being that is.. any and all tips and info will be welcomed with open ears! 98 V70XC~ Sold98 S70 T5 ~ Stolen ;(08 Xc90 V8 ~ Totaled98 V70 R~ New project!
Glencoeteen Forum Member Posts: 194 Joined: 31 Dec 2009, 19:00 Location: Portland, Oregon Model and Year: 98 V70R Re: V70XC 98 not fast enough!! By mindshadow » 31 Dec 2009, 19:34 From what I have been told by the people here the 2.4i can not handle the high-pressure turbo. Mindshadow.
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