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Old 10-25-2001, 11:18 AM   #2
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38 psi at WOT? I think 32 is stock, correct? You'll be fine around the stock setting. You can try +/- a few psi in both directions, but stay close to stock. Your current set up doesn't need more.

When you do the rest of the mods, go to the dyno. I have heard that some people lower their FP, even with more mods! You can do some guess and check to gain a bit more power.

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