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Re: Adjustable Fuel Pressure Regulator (archive)
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Posted by Brian on December 28, 2001 at 17:20:32:

In Reply to: Adjustable Fuel Pressure Regulator posted by Ed V on December 28, 2001 at 15:40:36:

I personally don't suggest using it unless you need more fuel, in other words, is there a point during your driving that the car is too lean and the stock Mototronic can't compensate? I'm also a little dumb about the theory, if you modify the fuel pressure higher and the ECU gives the in jector it's regular duty cycle, the result is a richer than normal mixture, the O2 would pick this up and the car would lean it'self out (unless under WOT (wide open throttle)Oh wait a min, I guess I just anwsered my own question. Wait no I didn't, under WOT there is no Vacume, so help me understand how this works guys.

Brian

Hi everyone, want to ask those who have had any experience with this item:

>What is the benefit of installing this product (performance, economy, etc...)

>What is the best on the market, price not an issue?

>Does it work best when in conjunction with other items (exhaust, ported manifolds, airfilters, etc...)

Thank you all for your input.




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