defury
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- Jul 4, 2010
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Regina,
SK, Canada
Is this a smart thing to do? I know it will add 1-2 psi but I read somewhere it can mess up and overboost, just covering my bases before I try it.
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Is this a smart thing to do? I know it will add 1-2 psi but I read somewhere it can mess up and overboost, just covering my bases before I try it.
its not enough of a difference to hurt. If youre concerned, rewire the stock fuel pump and you will have nothing to worry about. Id reccomend at least an aftermarket boost gauge as well though, just so you can accurately monitor it.

Yea I am kind of on the fence, boost gauge is in mail and waiting for to buy an MBC at the end of the month, I suppose I can live with 1-2 psi less for the time being since I have no accurate way of measuring boost