fuel psi at idle, please help

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PWRD_BY_HKS
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Post by PWRD_BY_HKS »

MazdaManiacMx3 wrote:Yeah , I actually even put that in the mix where I went rrfpr/fmu, I tried to incorporate everything the best as possible , so there would be minimum confusion ,
So you are running both a "FMU" for boost and a adjustable FPR for idle?

Kris-
Yes. Everyone told me that once that walboro went in it would be too much pressure for the stock regulator. That's why I changed it out to a aftermarket. But honestly when I checked the plugs on the stock fpr they were fine not to black or anything like that
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Post by MazdaManiacMx3 »

Plug checking is not a very accurate measurement device at all , it may be somewhat acceptable for small non performance engine . But not for a turbocharged vehicle by any means .
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