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07-23-2007, 07:36 PM

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5.0stanger

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RE: Fuel Preasure

Good deal, not a bad investment

07-23-2007, 07:47 PM

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LX 90

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RE: Fuel Preasure

yeah i would like to get an electrical one to mount inside the car but for $200-$300 i dunno

07-24-2007, 08:43 PM

#13

5.0rick

Join Date: Jul 2007

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RE: Fuel Preasure

I would not waste my money on an adjustable fuel pressure regulator. You don't need one. Any tuning should be done via the EEC. Save your money and put it towards a Tweecer RT. BTW, the stock fuel pressure (stock FP regulator installed) on my car is ~47 psi without the vacuum attached to the regulator and 40 psi with the vacuum attached.Pressure with the vacuum attached will vary due to the vacuum that theengine produces at idle (different levels based on displacement and cam used). Hope this helps.

Rick