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1G When is an AFPR required?

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LookDadNoBdyKit

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Jan 2, 2005
San Diego, CA, California
At what point is an AFPR needed? I have one right now with my current setup that came with the car, but I need to give it back to the old owner (part of our deal) He said if I want it, he will sell it to me for 70$ I have no clue how it will run on a stock FPR.

Will it make a big difference if I have it or not? Right now its set to 36psi base fp.
I am running a walbro 255
 
Yeah since your running a 255, keep the aftermarket AFPR :thumb:
 
When you are running a bigger fuel pump a FPR is a nice thing to have. What kind is on the car right now?
 
Prior owner put one on mine with no AFPR, screwed the injectors up hardcore, running 30% over stock psi. First thing I bought when I found out... even before the new injectors. :b
 
Probably because stock is 36-38psi with the vac off, and that drops to 26-28 with the vac on... perfect for feeding blue-cap squirters.
 
karbon said:
Any reason why it's not set to 43? Also with that Walboro an AFPR is not an option.
because he has a 1g
 
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