98 vette boost reference regulator and line help
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I use my stock one . 670 to the wheels 14 psi. I have a walbro 255 and 80lbs inj and that's it. no problems for 2 years . and I run the stock reg on my Fairmont with truck rails with no vacuum hooked up.
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yeah 98. I've run my reg hooked up to vacuum and without no difference but I always run it hooked up on my corvette. I always kept mine on 14psi never turned it up. But ive run 22psi on my Fairmont with a stock truck fuel reg.
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I never checked the difference on my corvette my fairmont i have and no diffrence plugged or not. I haven't had a issue in two years of running the car. Maybe I'm just lucky. But I've got two turbo cars and both use stock regs. There's many others on here that do the same. Good luck on your build you'll figure it out.
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Then whats the problem? Run it on the return side like any other return system.
I believe these even bolt in place of the stocker, not sure they flow enough on the return side though.
http://www.ecklerscorvette.com/corve...1997-1998.html
Why not just grab a returnless OEM rail and setup it up like I did above with a known performance regulator?
I believe these even bolt in place of the stocker, not sure they flow enough on the return side though.
http://www.ecklerscorvette.com/corve...1997-1998.html
Why not just grab a returnless OEM rail and setup it up like I did above with a known performance regulator?
Last edited by Forcefed86; 12-28-2013 at 11:15 PM.