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Prepping the Fuel System for BOOST! Ford AU Fairmont Ghia Turbo Project Part 3 - Bosch 1000cc

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Prepping the Fuel System for BOOST! Ford AU Fairmont Ghia Turbo Project Part 3 - Bosch 1000cc

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In this episode of MotoringBox, we're upgrading the fuel system in my AU Fairmont Ghia - which we're going to be turbocharging in the near future. To fit in with the mission of using as much factory gear as possible, we're replacing the fuel injectors, pressure regulator and pump - but leaving everything else as-is. The system now has a Walbro 460 fuel pump supplying the fuel, a Bosch 4-Bar FPR regulating the pressure, and Bosch/Raceworks 1000cc injectors delivering it into the engine. At 4-Bar, they actually flow 1120cc! Certain elements are a little overkill for the amount of boost we'll be running, but who knows? At least we're future proofing the car for wherever we may take it in the future. #motoringbox MotoringBox is proudly supported by Century Batteries - Australian Made Since 1928 https://www.centurybatteries.com.au 🧰 Information on the build including setup, wiring information and base maps: https://www.motoringbox.com/au-falcon... 🧰 T.I. Performance sell all the parts I've used: https://bit.ly/tiper-motoringbox 👕 Merchandise and Early Access Buy a shirt: https://www.motoringbox.com/shop/ Sign up on Patreon for early access:   / motoringboxtv   🚘 About MotoringBox MotoringBox is an Australian based YouTube channel run independently by Sean McKellar since 2019. It focuses on quality content about Australian car culture and some of the incredibly unique vehicles we manufactured here. I work a day job and publish videos in my spare time, so thank you for your patience and I hope you enjoy my videos. 🔒 External Links Website: http://www.motoringbox.com TikTok:   / motoringbox   Instagram:   / motoringbox   Facebook:   / motoringboxtv   Please note: I enjoy working on cars but I can't promise that what I do will work for your particular car, or that you won't harm yourself, someone else, your car, or your warranty doing it. Please be safe, be responsible and if you're not sure what you're doing, get a qualified mechanic to help you out.