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Old 05-27-2009, 10:54 PM   #1 (permalink)
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fuel pressure regulator

Hi, I got my car mapped with an adjustable fpr, if I change it back to a standard, will it affect the mapping
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Re: fuel pressure regulator

what do you have the fpr set to ?
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Re: fuel pressure regulator

its at 3bar without vacuum, car bit sluggish with it any lower
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Re: fuel pressure regulator

you don't want it low VARY BAD, go back to stock or a little high Depending on your mods.
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Re: fuel pressure regulator

will it do any damage if i bring it up higher
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Re: fuel pressure regulator

in short, if you had your car mapped with the FPR, then you removed it and put it back to stock, yes it will affect your car.

If you make the pressure to any higher, it will also affect your mapping/car.
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Re: fuel pressure regulator

Put the stock one back on and have it remapped, FPR on NA or low boost turbo car=waste of money.
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Re: fuel pressure regulator

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Put the stock one back on and have it remapped, FPR on NA or low boost turbo car=waste of money.
100% correct...

any decent aftermarket ECU should allow injector durations to be altered to take into account any light breathing mods using a stock FPR...

No need to alter the base fuel pressure unless the car is running serious power...
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