one quick question......all i need is one quick answer
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one quick question......all i need is one quick answer just comparing it to a friends mustang.....what is stock fuel pressure for our cars?
---power adders increase this also right, with a new fuel system?
---power adders increase this also right, with a new fuel system?
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Re: one quick question......all i need is one quick answer Stock fuel press is right between 58-60 psi
I believe some aftermarket superchargers increase fuel press above this via an adjustable reg, but don't quote me on SC applications.
I believe some aftermarket superchargers increase fuel press above this via an adjustable reg, but don't quote me on SC applications.
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Re: one quick question......all i need is one quick answer HOLY $HIT! man im still learning. and learning everyday. Dont make laugh at me, but thats because of the 346 cubes we have im guessing..... my friend is just worried his S/C galloping pony FP is at 60.
its odd, correct me if im wrong, that we would buy the same autometer gauge that goes up to 100psi with with a stock 60 psi FP. only because with a power adder would it go up making a gauge that goes higher than 100 conciderable....or doesnt it matter
its odd, correct me if im wrong, that we would buy the same autometer gauge that goes up to 100psi with with a stock 60 psi FP. only because with a power adder would it go up making a gauge that goes higher than 100 conciderable....or doesnt it matter
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Re: one quick question......all i need is one quick answer I have never heard of any supercharger, turbo, etc that requires fuel press above 100 psi. In fact, I doubt a fuel injector would even operate properly with that much head pressure.
Certainly would not need a guage that reads above 100.
Ron,
Certainly would not need a guage that reads above 100.
Ron,
