FPR and Fuel Rail
Mar 2, 2012 | 12:58 AM
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FPR and Fuel Rail
I'm running the stock turbo with the dw300 fuel pump and fic 1100 injectors
The question is:
Do I need a fuel pressure regulator with a fuel rail? What are the cons of installing or not installing a fpr?
The question is:
Do I need a fuel pressure regulator with a fuel rail? What are the cons of installing or not installing a fpr?
Mar 2, 2012 | 08:28 PM
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Most people do not need a afpr or rail with just a pump & injectors. I am sure that is the most common answer that you will get. I say mod with future modifications in mind. Why not build to support future mods. I say go with it. I am planning a double pumper, so I elected to get in on a group buy for afpr. Couldn't hurt right?
Mar 2, 2012 | 09:20 PM
#3
you most likely didnt need the upgraded pump and injectors on the stock turbo unless your running higher boost or e85
to help a vendor, get the ams fpr kit and rail, the quality and install instructions make for an easy diy job.
to help a vendor, get the ams fpr kit and rail, the quality and install instructions make for an easy diy job.
Mar 3, 2012 | 08:46 AM
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No. If you have fuel trim issues try tweaking the voltage crossover point; other than that you have a dandy setup for stock turbo on e85!
If you find yourself at/near the limit of the fuel system, then look further, but I have kept my fuel system pretty simple and am making pretty damn good power, I made 480whp dyno dynamics/550whp dynojet on a dw300 pump, BAP, and 1680cc injectors, stock fuel rail/fpr. Now making 630whp dynojet and I have upgraded to a w400 pump and I am just now looking at fuel rail and *maybe* fpr if I need it, but hopefully not.
Just keep it simple
If you find yourself at/near the limit of the fuel system, then look further, but I have kept my fuel system pretty simple and am making pretty damn good power, I made 480whp dyno dynamics/550whp dynojet on a dw300 pump, BAP, and 1680cc injectors, stock fuel rail/fpr. Now making 630whp dynojet and I have upgraded to a w400 pump and I am just now looking at fuel rail and *maybe* fpr if I need it, but hopefully not.
Just keep it simple
Mar 4, 2012 | 06:33 AM
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No. If you have fuel trim issues try tweaking the voltage crossover point; other than that you have a dandy setup for stock turbo on e85!
If you find yourself at/near the limit of the fuel system, then look further, but I have kept my fuel system pretty simple and am making pretty damn good power, I made 480whp dyno dynamics/550whp dynojet on a dw300 pump, BAP, and 1680cc injectors, stock fuel rail/fpr. Now making 630whp dynojet and I have upgraded to a w400 pump and I am just now looking at fuel rail and *maybe* fpr if I need it, but hopefully not.
Just keep it simple
If you find yourself at/near the limit of the fuel system, then look further, but I have kept my fuel system pretty simple and am making pretty damn good power, I made 480whp dyno dynamics/550whp dynojet on a dw300 pump, BAP, and 1680cc injectors, stock fuel rail/fpr. Now making 630whp dynojet and I have upgraded to a w400 pump and I am just now looking at fuel rail and *maybe* fpr if I need it, but hopefully not.
Just keep it simple
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