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C'est la vie
Drives: 2009 2 door hatchback Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: chicago
Posts: 482
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Mabe in time. Haven't had any problems with them so far. I need to make a return line for my stock fuel rail first. Also add a external regulator that will increase fuel pressure with boost. My Tc injectors are maxed at 12psi and stock fuel pressure.
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Mr. 155 and climbing
Drives: Seriously Modded 07 Sedan Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: In The Hotbox
Posts: 4,742
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CTScott and I were talking about this earlier this evening in reference to my car as well. I have my replacement motor in and running, but I need to replace the oil pan sub assembly this weekend before I consider it really "back on the road". I do however have my Autometer Fuel Pressure Gauge installed and today doing a test drive of about 10 miles the FP is staying at roughly 48psi regardless of being at 0, 5, or 9psi of boost. We need to be at a 1:1 so technically at 9psi of boost then the FP should be at roughly 53psi as per our hunches. You said that you are already running a 255lph pump right and that you don't think that it is a true Walboro? IMHO if you are going to be getting into the tank anyway to upgrade your system then I would change to a Walboro 190lhp since you aren't going to be hitting over 300-320hp so that you aren't returning a heap ton of heated fuel. If all goes well and I have the car back on the road by the beginning of next week then I will go ahead and try to make a video showing my FP at the different levels of boost up to 6-8psi so that people can see.
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