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Old 12-02-2009, 03:08 PM
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Default aftermarket FPR on returnLESS system?
im just wondering if anyone has put a fuel pressure regulator on our cars without a return fuel system..

if so a few questions i have..

what is the stock pressure?

and what did u use to keep the one inside our tank open?
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Old 12-02-2009, 03:17 PM
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oh yea and how much can we raise it with tthe stock fuel pump
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Bad idea. It would just cause the regulator to open in the sending unit and bleed off additional pressure. If you want to control fuel pressure you need to run a return system.
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Originally Posted by DezodDon
Bad idea. It would just cause the regulator to open in the sending unit and bleed off additional pressure. If you want to control fuel pressure you need to run a return system.



Nice sized rivet, a aftermarket FPR, some -6 line and a couple fittings and tools!

easy task!
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^^or you can just completely remove the stock fpr like i did
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Originally Posted by ElevationTC


Nice sized rivet, a aftermarket FPR, some -6 line and a couple fittings and tools!

easy task!

dayumm dawgggg that mtuned christmas tree looks like it needs a re-tune!
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That is the OEM FPR correct???? Can you just weld it shut? How did you completely remove it? Can you remove it and just plug the hole?
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Mike come do my return setup!
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