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09-01-2001, 11:54 PM
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Join Date: Nov 2000
Location: Milwaukee,Wisconsin
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fuel pressure for my combo?
I unplugged the vacuum hose from the FPR awhile cause pressure was 30. Doing that, it shot up at 40psi and stayed there.
Gas prices are swindling me for every dime I have so... I reconnected the vacuum line and now pressure is at 33-35psi. Is this o.k. for normal driving under 3000rpm's? Thanx ------------------ '91 LX convertible , T-5, Lakewood driveshaft safety loop,Centerforce Dual Friction, FMS adjustable cable w/quadrant, 3:55's(not installed yet), ported/polished/milled E7 heads, 1.6rr, 1.94/1.60 stainless valves, March Performance Pulleys and A/C Eliminator, short belt, Home Depot ram air, K&N, battery in trunk, removed swaybar, glasspacks w/turndowns, 225/50/16 Re 730's |
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