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Old 08-08-05, 02:15 AM
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Question Walbro 255lph Too Powerful...?

Quick one for you guys....

i was told the Walbro 255lph is probably over-flowing ( or something ) my stock fuel-pressure regulator....

is this anything to worry about?...

or should i get an aftermarket one, and if so, what do i set it at...?

thanx....
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Just get a after market FPR.
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might aswell, there only $60 or so.... and i'll get the guage aswell....

what do i set it at...?

whats the OEM one set at ( max )...?
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The Walbro 255lph "high pressure" upgrade fuel pump ends up inducing about 5psi more fuel rail pressure than stock.

Stock is about 35psi at idle, 40psi at "0" manifold, and 1:1 with boost.

Walbro readings normally about 40psi at idle, 45psi at "0".


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So would someone be better off with a low pressure walbro if they were just keeping the stock turbo and just upgrading exhaust ic upping boost and some other minor things?
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No, the extra fuel actually "helps" due to inefficiencies of the stock electrical wiring.
Most owners already have an S-AFC or equivalent, and that can adjust the fuel down to a more efficient level.


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