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Where should my Fuel pressure regulator be set

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spyderpassion

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Jan 30, 2013
Atlanta, Georgia
What should I set my fuel pressure regulator to? Running on stock injectors with 16g on stock boost. It bogs down under light acceleration, but 1/2 throttle, and aggressive clutch engagment, it drives normal.

Aeromotive AFPR
 
43.5 would be w/o vacuum applied. try pulling the vacuum line and plugging it and take a reading of the pressure at idle.
 
Thanks everyone. I'll have a follow up in the afternoon tomorrow.

I have the fpr set now. I am unsure t if my bov is recirrculated or not though. I have looked everywhere. I'll post a picture in an hour or so. Does anyone know of a link for a diagram on where I need to connect the lines for the bov to? I'm not sure where to hook these lines up from or to. Its a greddy. Thats all I know.
 
Does anyone know of a link for a diagram on where I need to connect the lines for the bov to? I'm not sure where to hook these lines up from or to. Its a greddy. Thats all I know.

If your Greddy bov has two nipples, connect the top one to a vacuum source (via Intake Manifold) & leave the one pointing downwards alone. And your recirculation hose connects to your intake pipe.
 
If your Greddy bov has two nipples, connect the top one to a vacuum source (via Intake Manifold) & leave the one pointing downwards alone. And your recirculation hose connects to your intake pipe.

Thank you very much. I have it recirrculated now.

And I guess its a real Greddy type... r...s...t... Not real sure, but I know it is functioning properly now. Thanks guys
 
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