Someone with a fuel pressure gauge, do me a favor

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Jul 18, 2008 | 07:19 PM

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Minor Threat

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Re: Someone with a fuel pressure gauge, do me a favor

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Originally Posted by dasfinc

I asked before 'what is a large exit B-series unit' and no one answered me, what it is, where to get it, or how much it cost. I know my stock 96 B18B1 FPR can't handle 255lph, and that it would be north of 55PSI which is too much.

I got the adjustable because I was told it would work 'good enough' and that the stocker would not.

PLEASE LINK ME TO WHAT I SHOULD BUY!!!

Keep going thru FPR until you find the big one.

Joey posted it on honda-tech somewhere, you'll find it.

Jul 18, 2008 | 07:35 PM

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Re: Someone with a fuel pressure gauge, do me a favor

haha my stang loved the afpr hahaa

Jul 18, 2008 | 07:48 PM

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Re: Someone with a fuel pressure gauge, do me a favor

I've boosted all kinds of shiz and have never needed to upgrade the FPR....and I always use Walbro255 (the non-HP version) Am I missing something about your particular setup?

Jul 18, 2008 | 07:52 PM

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dasfinc

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Re: Someone with a fuel pressure gauge, do me a favor

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Originally Posted by SloS13

I've boosted all kinds of shiz and have never needed to upgrade the FPR....and I always use Walbro255 (the non-HP version) Am I missing something about your particular setup?

Using a Walbro with stock regulator puts it at 55-60PSI, while its safer/healthier for the pump to run and injectors to run at 43-44PSI to my understanding.

I installed an B+M unit because I was told that this would allow me to run stock PSI in the rail essentially (STOCK ECU still, NOT chipped)

Jul 18, 2008 | 09:35 PM

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Re: Someone with a fuel pressure gauge, do me a favor

If the stock valve assembly won't hold reliable pressure how is jury rigging the spring/diaphragm while keeping the substandard valve body going to control anything? Find a big exit B series.

Jul 21, 2008 | 12:12 PM

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Re: Someone with a fuel pressure gauge, do me a favor

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Originally Posted by Joseph Davis

If the stock valve assembly won't hold reliable pressure how is jury rigging the spring/diaphragm while keeping the substandard valve body going to control anything? Find a big exit B series.

Again, What is a "Big Exit B series" Give me a link, or a pic, anything...