Subject	Using an ajustable fpr to increase pressure
Posted by	yobobrox on April 26, 2008 at 11:02 PM
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In Reply To	hmm. posted by z-spott(HI) on April 26, 2008 at 10:52 PM
Message	and therefore increase fuel isn't reliable because the fuel increase is not linear. It would be very difficult (even with datalogging tools) to properly assess the injector flow rate with the increased pressure. Basically, either go stock or you're risking your motor. Let her sit til you can afford it :)
Follow Ups	adjustable fuel pressure regulator off Ebay - z-spott(HI) 22:04:34 04/26/08 Adjustable = bad idea. - yobobrox 22:35:04 04/26/08 hmm. - z-spott(HI) 22:52:20 04/26/08 Using an ajustable fpr to increase pressure - yobobrox 23:02:33 04/26/08 being productive. - z-spott(HI) 23:25:57 04/26/08 Run your ecu codes recently? - yobobrox 23:41:36 04/26/08 R side 02 code comes up........ lol - z-spott(HI) 23:45:06 04/26/08 Yeah. I would get rid of all codes before starting this. (n/m) - en5 00:00:17 04/27/08 check to see if your 02 sensors work - let's go A's 09:35:20 04/27/08 if you can't afford 80 bucks to make your car run correctly - spyhunterTT + 93Vert(nj) 07:02:40 04/27/08 I thoroughly dissagree... However, - ni[X]it 09:17:01 04/27/08 Do not assume, check you fuel pressure first. (n/m) - Fast300 23:14:28 04/26/08 Yup; no need to replace fpr if the pressure is correct. - yobobrox 23:42:33 04/26/08 pop. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 01:17:01 04/27/08 I have the aeromotive adjustable FPR and it increases - The Devils Z 06:38:53 04/27/08 yep, that was i was trying to point out =) - z-spott(HI) 16:54:21 04/27/08 What is the reasoning that you've used - RSR 07:37:12 04/27/08 Re: What is the reasoning that you've used - SactoTodd 09:20:53 04/27/08 You can fine tune your pressure at idle especialy - AZHeat 10:31:53 04/27/08
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