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who has an aem adjustable fuel pressure regulator

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    who has an aem adjustable fuel pressure regulator

    i wanted to know if anyone had one set and knew how to adjust it without a fuel pressure gauge

    MRT: http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=95154
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    Originally posted by jdm92_accorn View Post
    i wanted to know if anyone had one set and knew how to adjust it without a fuel pressure gauge
    you need to get a gauge to set the pressure. Ebay has them for 15 bux and so does your local Auto stores.

    To set the pressure, make sure the car is running and the vacuum coming from the pressure regulator is disconnected. Adjust the valve on the regulator to 43 psi and hook the vacuum back up. Your done.


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      ^^^ that's correct

      You probably don't need to up the pressure more than 43psi unless you're noticing that your plugs show signs of running lean (white and chalky residue on the plug) If the car's stock or with I/H/E 43psi should still be adequate. Dynotuning is always recommended but having more adjustability such as an VAFC or SAFC would allow the tuner to set/ajust more than just an FPR. This way you get more out of your tuning time.
      Jei Chang
      BlackTrax Performance

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