FPR pressure?
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FPR pressure?
hi guys
finally got my FPR installed!!!!
yay!
BUT!.... the car is acting all weird on me!
like when i start the car... it now takes a while for it to start.... if you know what i mean. like i have to keep turning the key to the "starT" ignition and hold it there for a long time... and it doesnt sound to healthy....
help...
finally got my FPR installed!!!!
yay!
BUT!.... the car is acting all weird on me!
like when i start the car... it now takes a while for it to start.... if you know what i mean. like i have to keep turning the key to the "starT" ignition and hold it there for a long time... and it doesnt sound to healthy....
help...
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i heard thats common when u install a FPR...seems wierd to me. However since an FPR is vacume sensitive at start-up I can only assume it takes a while for it to get going. depending on what type, with a static FPR and u increase the idle pressure maybe it has some issues actualy delivering the fuel to this pressure when the car is not running.
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yep... my ignition turned to shite after installing the FPR as well
only on cold start though... warm start is no trouble at all
my new optima yellowtop is turning it over quicker now...
and i'm still waiting to see whether new plugs & leads will make an improvement...
but to my knowledge your ignition is never going to be as good
as the stock FPR after you upgrade it
only on cold start though... warm start is no trouble at all
my new optima yellowtop is turning it over quicker now...
and i'm still waiting to see whether new plugs & leads will make an improvement...
but to my knowledge your ignition is never going to be as good
as the stock FPR after you upgrade it

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10?! My max i put is like 5 ...RedlineGX wrote:42psi on vaccuum is good.
Assuming its rising rate, it will go up with throttle.
Anything less than 35 is risky for sure. Car would run lean and damage your engine.

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So where did you have your dyno done, it would be intereting to see what other member might get at the same place.ANBU_fto wrote:um
RPW extractors
custom intake (have to redo, its taking in more hot air than cold)
full exhuast.
FPR
Irradium spark plugs (i think...)
thats all i know.
if someone can help me post pics i can post up the sheet, its dyno'd in forth gear.
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