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Old 07-22-2003, 05:13 PM   #4
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No, there is no need to turn up your fuel pressure your car has to be running hella rich as it is.

I am only runnng 43 psi of fuel pressure WOT.

When you say with the line off are you saying that you are not running a vacuum line on you regulator?
Not if he has 19#'rs still. I run between 48-51 depending on weather.

I read and set mine with the line off than reconnect it when done.
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