Subject	I wonder why, maybe because you don’t have an AFPR?
Posted by	puchy on June 25, 2018 at 10:23 PM
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In Reply To	I was instructed to Bypass the controller by SZ. (n/m) posted by MeatMan (604Z) on June 25, 2018 at 12:44 PM
Message	when they tuned mine they didn’t mention anything. It seems logical to me that you will see such an increase of pressure with the factory FPR and the controller bypassed. Unbypass it to test and see what happens.
Follow Ups	Question for you guys who have converted to E85 - MeatMan (604Z) 00:21:46 06/24/18 Re: Question for you guys who have converted to E85 - rhombicblue 08:35:03 06/24/18 I installed a single walbro 485 pump (n/m) - MeatMan (604Z) 13:15:31 06/24/18 Mines at 42 with vacuum disconnected then goes down to 32 - Boostjuice 16:09:27 06/24/18 You may have too much flow for your FPR to bypass. - not4resaleZ 10:12:52 06/25/18 you have to bypass the controlller anyway when - Boostjuice 12:44:03 06/25/18 I'm running the Ashspec dual pump controller with a - not4resaleZ 15:43:33 06/25/18 I am thinking this is the issue too. I hate aftermarket reg. (n/m) - MeatMan (604Z) 12:46:01 06/25/18 Use an adjustable fuel pressure regulator. - puchy 10:40:21 06/25/18 I was instructed to Bypass the controller by SZ. (n/m) - MeatMan (604Z) 12:44:04 06/25/18 I wonder why, maybe because you don’t have an AFPR? - puchy 22:23:59 06/25/18 This is my FP fully warmed up at idle - MeatMan (604Z) 22:53:27 06/25/18 Single walbro pump will burn out the controller. Yes or No? - MeatMan (604Z) 23:43:12 06/25/18 I think if your controller is still stock and hasn't been - not4resaleZ 18:05:02 06/26/18
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