Subject	It will hold ~ 35 psi at idle, and it is boost referenced
Posted by	ZiNnYc on January 25, 2011 at 6:38 AM
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In Reply To	Z32 Fuel Pressure posted by -Grimm- on January 25, 2011 at 12:12 AM
Message	So yes, a vacuum decrease/boost increase will increase fuel pressure. You may mean FPR and damper. A decent boost referenced aftermarket FPR will allow you to run a gauge and dual inputs, which is useful for parallel feeds. You won't need the stock damper anymore. I have a brand new MagnaFuel regulator that I need to let go of, sent you an email.
Follow Ups	Z32 Fuel Pressure - -Grimm- 00:12:36 01/25/11 It will hold ~ 35 psi at idle, and it is boost referenced - ZiNnYc 06:38:11 01/25/11 Re: It will hold ~ 35 psi at idle, and it is boost referenced - -Grimm- 16:05:09 01/25/11 I wouldn't worry about recirculated fuel cooling issues. - ZiNnYc 17:37:42 01/25/11 What do you mean by single FPR? - Ashman2k2 22:14:51 01/25/11 Many guys run A/M FPR's, even parallel feed - CoHPhasor 22:25:25 01/25/11 Thats the reg I was looking at - -Grimm- 13:49:35 01/26/11 Good idea - CoHPhasor 17:29:10 01/26/11
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