omahaturbocivic

If you fuel pump is keeping up it should be more than capable of maintaining an equal pressure along the entire rail. You are probably at the limits of your fuel pump or have a clogged injector.

Ghetto88ZC

good call on the diagram GhettoD. Im running a walbro 255 and 450s so there should be no shortage of fuel unless i got a bad injector. Ill try to switch injectors and see what happens.

traff1c

Yeah i was getting tired of explaining it to people and i rememebered thats where i learned why that happend... anyways... you also might want to replace your fuel filter....Cause that might be causing it. If the regulator dont work...

I was reading once on a turbo magazine... they were doing free upgrades to donar cars... and some dude fried his ------- pistons on the way to the shop to have the work done... reason? Clogged fuel filter... result: melted piston....

So yeah... get a new one... or one of those they have at like kragen or something... where you can see through it and change the filter whenever its clogged.. i think its like 20$ or so?

jockobo

yall dont think the intake manifold design has anything to do with it?

traff1c

I was gonna mention that... but if you see the diagram... it should come to mind also