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What Fuel Pressure for a 99?
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Posted 05-28-2012 05:34 AM
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Posted 05-28-2012 05:40 AM
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Thanks guys for the quick help yesterday. I ended up setting it at 52 and it seemed to be giving me a good AFR reading but sunday was 4 race sessions and I wasn't really paying attention to the AFR to be honest. Now I need a data logger... or maybe I will remove my ballast and put my 5 year old in the passenger seat with a pad and pencil.
The safe bet is to do your first adjustement on a Dyno, while we can give you some idea of what is working for us, it may or maynot equate to what works for you. When you start playing with the fuel pressure you have to get it right or you will either lose power or smoke the motor. Untill you get it to the dyno I would error on the side of being to rich.
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Frank
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Posted 05-28-2012 06:16 AM
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I also have run between 12.5 to 12.6 in the top rpm. By the way only use the dyno for a test to see your max torque. The afr will change from the track vs the dyno.
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