Fuel pressure regulator question
03-08-04, 09:26 PM
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Fuel pressure regulator question
hey guys i am running with a large race ported engine....and big injectors with a t78 and i was wondering what kind of fuel pressure regulator i should buy .....and can someone explain to me the uses of a larger more accurate fuel pressure regulator....oh and drop a link so i can see where i can buy one ...hopefully not too expensive and....oh are they hard to install...i know where the stock one is...and i know how to remove it. Well any info would help me out a lot...thanks and peaceout
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Aeromotive/SX FPR at 52 psi static is what I run(45 psi is normal)
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thanks guys...can someone explain to me whether the installation of one of these is plug and play or is tapping of the secondary injector fuel rail necesary???
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03-09-04, 06:58 AM
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Can someone explain what is wrong with using the stock one?
Can someone explain what is wrong with using the stock one?
Plus if you upgrade your fuel lines to deliver more fuel putting the stock one on the larger lines would just add a constriction to the system. The goal of your fuel system is to deliver a consistant, sufficient amount of fuel to your injectors - so a free flowing system is better than a constricted one.
Oh and how many of the stock things stay useful when you start to upgrade these engines?
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